Past Simple vs Present Perfect

Differentiate between past simple and present perfect: I ______ (finish) my homework yesterday. / I ______ (finish) my homework.

• finishes / have finished

• finished / have finished

• finishing / have finished

• finished / had finished

Using adverbs of time with present perfect: She ______ (already / finish) her work.

• already finish

• finished already

• has already finished

• has finish already

Forming negative sentences in past simple: They ______ (not / go) to the party last night.

• did not go

• didn't went

• not went

• weren't go

Forming interrogative sentences in present perfect: ______ you ______ (ever / visit) Paris?

• Do you ever visit Paris?

• Have you ever visit Paris?

• Have you ever visited

• You ever visited Paris?

Differentiate between past simple and present perfect: He ______ (live) in London for 5 years. / He ______ (live) in London when he was a child.

• lived / lived

• lives / lived

• living / has lived

• lived / has lived

Using adverbs of time with present perfect: We ______ (just / arrive) at the airport.

• just arrived

• just arrives

• just arriving

• just have arrived

Forming negative sentences in present perfect: She ______ (not / eat) sushi before.

• not has eaten

• has not eaten

• has not eating

• did not eat

Forming interrogative sentences in past simple: ______ she ______ (see) the movie last weekend?

• Did she see

• Does she saw

• Did she seen

• Is she seeing

Differentiate between past simple and present perfect: They ______ (travel) to Italy last summer. / They ______ (travel) to Italy many times.

• traveled / have been traveling

• traveled / will travel

• traveled / traveled

• traveled / have traveled

Using adverbs of time with present perfect: He ______ (never / visit) Asia.

• never visit

• never visited

• has never visited

• has never visit