Present perfect and past simple

We use the present perfect for ____

What is the difference between the present perfect and the past simple?

• The p.p. is for long-term effects, the p.s. is for things that are OVER

• No difference, they're both in the past.

• The p.p. is for time periods that are still going on, the p.s. is for finished time periods.

• They both have visible effects to this day, they're still going on.

What tense do we use in the sentence "I have seen that movie three times already"?

• Present perfect

• Past simple

I picked that tense because ___

Last night ___ (was/has been) fantastic!

___________________ (you/ever/be) to New York?

• Have you ever be
• Did you be
• Has you ever been
• Have you ever been

Doris _________________ (go) skiing last Friday.

• go

• has gone

• went

• is going

Which is the correct sentence for this picture?

• It has not snowed a lot this winter.

• It did not snow a lot this winter.

Choose the correct alternative:

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

• Did you see

• Have you seen

• Has you seen