Present Perfect vs Past Simple

When do we use the present perfect tense?

• When describing actions that started in the past and continue into the present, experiences, actions completed recently, or actions with a connection to the present.

• When describing actions that have not yet occurred

• When discussing future plans

• When narrating events in the distant past

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

• Present perfect is used for singular actions, while past simple is used for plural actions.

• Present perfect is used for actions in the future, while past simple is used for actions in the past.

• Present perfect is used for actions at an unspecified time or with relevance to the present, while past simple is used for actions at a specific time.

• Present perfect is used for completed actions, while past simple is used for ongoing actions.

Give an example of a sentence in past simple.

• They walking to the store.

• He will walk to the store.

• She walked to the store.

• She walks to the store.

Can we use specific time expressions with the present perfect tense?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• Sometimes

Provide an example of a sentence in present perfect tense.

• I finished my homework yesterday.

• I will finish my homework.

• I am finishing my homework.

• I have finished my homework.

In which situations do we typically use past simple?

• Completed actions in the past, past habits, past facts, and past sequences of events

• Future predictions

• Present continuous actions

• Conditional statements

Which word describe Mr. Fogg the best?

• Shy

• Cunning

• Happy

• Gentleman

Passepartout forgot to take his shoes off when he was entering the ______

Which of these characters are included in the book “ATWI80Days”

• Mr. Phileas

• Mrs. Aouda

• Practor

• Mr. Phineas

Which is an example of oral tradition?

• Morals

• Gods/Goddess

• Myth

• Exaggerated