Present Perfect vs Past Simple

Identify the correct form: I (go) to Paris last summer.

• going

• goed

• gone

• went

Conjugate the verb 'to eat' in present perfect for the pronoun 'she'.

• She eating

• She eat

• She have eaten

• She has eaten

Choose the correct time expression for present perfect: He has lived here / last year / yesterday.

• He has lived here

• He has lived here tomorrow

• He lived here

• He has lived there

Form a negative sentence in past simple: They (finish) their homework.

• They did not finish their homework.

• They not finish their homework.

• They not finished their homework.

• They didn't finishing their homework.

Use an adverb of time with present perfect in the following sentence: She has studied English.

• She has studied English yesterday.

• She has studied English in the future.

• She has recently studied English.

• She has never studied English.

Identify the correct form: We (not / see) that movie yet.

• not have seen

• did not seen

• have not seen

• have not saw

Conjugate the verb 'to play' in past simple for the pronoun 'I'.

• I played

• I playing

• I play

• I have played

Choose the correct time expression for past simple: She visited her grandparents / last week / for two hours.

• last week

• yesterday

• in the future

• next month

Form a question in present perfect: (you / ever / travel) to Europe?

• Have you ever traveled to Europe?

• You ever traveled to Europe?

• Did you ever travel to Europe?

• Have you ever travels to Europe?

Use an adverb of time with past simple in the following sentence: They visited the museum.

• Next week

• Tomorrow

• Yesterday

• Last month