Front

Sentence: He has worked at three different companies since graduation.
Does he still work now?

Back

Yes — He is probably still working somewhere now. (Present perfect suggests ongoing relevance.)

Front

Sentence: She went to Japan last year on a business trip.
Is she in Japan now?

Back

No — "Last year" shows it was a completed action. (Past simple = finished.)

Front

Sentence: They’ve just launched the new product line.

Is the launch recent and important now?

Back

Yes — “Just” and present perfect show recent, relevant news. (Present perfect = recent, still affects now.)

Front

Sentence: We lived in Spain for six years.

Do they live in Spain now?

Back

No — Past simple = it’s over. (Finished time, not connected to the present.)

Front

Sentence: I’ve never tried sushi before.

Is this a life experience relevant to now?

Back

Yes — The speaker is still alive and may try it in the future. (Present perfect = life experience.)