Past Simple Tense v.s. Present Perfect Simple Tense

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'[ ] you [ ] your history project?' (do)

'Yes, I [ ] it yesterday.' (finish)

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Present Perfect Simple

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'How many times [ ] you [ ] at the gym this week?' (work out)

'Twice. I [ ] last Saturday and yesterday.' (go)

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'We [ ] to Spain last year.' (travel)

'Lucky you! I [ ] never [ ] a foreign country.' (visit)

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present perfect tense

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'Tania [ ] my invitation to the party yet.' (not accept)

'When [ ] you [ ] her?' (ask)

'When I [ ] her in the park earlier this week.' (see)

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'[ ] you ever [ ] anyone famous?' (meet)

'Yes, I [ ] to Serena Williams at our school sports day last summer!' (talk)

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John: [ ] you [ ] the latest Rick Riordan book? (read)

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Andy: Do you mean The House of Hades? Yes of course. I [ ] every single one of his books! He [ ] his first book in 2005, you know. It was called Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. (buy, write)

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John: [ ] you [ ] it? (like)

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Andy: Yes, it [ ] fantastic. Why do you ask? (be)

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John: Well, I [ ] never [ ] any of his books and I [ ] to know if they're any good. (try, want)

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