Present Perfect or Past Simple?

We use the present perfect when........

• we know exactly when the event happened

• the event hasn't happened yet

• we talk about something recent in the past but we don't specify the time

• we want to give more details of the event

I haven't been to Paris

Conversations that start in the present perfect, then change to simple past for

• talking about the past

• giving random information

• to compare two things

• to ask for or give specific details

The past participle of the verb "lose" is...

If I use the verb "been" with the Present Perfect, it means that

• I was there, and I am back

• I am still in that place

• I hace been there only once

• I have stayed for a long time

The second column of the irregular verb "break" is

The third column of the verb "know" is

We use the Present Perfect to talk about

• things in the past that we know exactly when they happened

• events that haven't finished yet

• events in the recent past connected with the present

• when the event is not important

Which of these is not and adverb of the Present Perfect?

• for

• just

• already

• few

Have you gone to the gym?

• You are still there

• You have gone and already came back

• You have been long time any more

• You haven't gone yet