Present perfect and past simple

When do you use the past simple?

• When something happened in the past and it's finished.

• When something is going to happen soon.

• When something started in the past and it's still going on.

When do you use the present perfect?

• When it started in the past and it's still going on.

• When it happened in the past and it's finished.

• When it's going to happen soon.

Which is the correct sentence for this picture?

• It has snowed a lot this winter.

• It snowed a lot this winter.

Which is the correct sentence for this picture?

• It has snowed a lot this winter.

• It snowed a lot this winter.

Which is the correct sentence for this picture?

• He lost his keys last week.

• He has lost his keys.

Which is the correct sentence for this picture?

• She lost his keys last week.

• She has lost his keys.

Choose the correct alternative:

We .... (work) online for a couple of weeks now.

• worked

• have worked

• has worked

Choose the correct alternative:

On July 24 1969, the Apollo 11 ... (land) on the moon.

• landed

• has landed

• have landed

Choose the correct alternative:

My great grandfather .... (have) five sisters.

• had

• have had

• has had

Choose the correct alternative:

... you ... (see) Julie today? I can't find her.

• Did you see

• Have you seen

• Has you seen