Mastering Tenses: Perfect and Simple

Identify the present perfect tense in the sentence: 'She has finished her homework.'

• has completed

• finished has

• has been finishing

• has finished

Identify the present simple tense in the sentence: 'They play soccer every Saturday.'

• play

• they

• Saturday

• soccer

Convert the sentence to present perfect: 'I eat breakfast at 7 AM.'

• I had eaten breakfast at 7 AM.

• I will eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• I eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• I have eaten breakfast at 7 AM.

Convert the sentence to present simple: 'He has visited Paris.'

• He visited Paris.

• He will visit Paris.

• He is visiting Paris.

• He visits Paris.

Use the correct time expression: 'I have lived here (for/since) 2010.'

• for 2010

• for the last decade

• since

• since last year

Use the correct time expression: 'She works (for/since) three years at this company.'

• since three years

• for two years

• since last year

• for

Formulate a question in present perfect: 'You (see) that movie yet?'

• Have you seen that movie yet?

• You have seen that movie yet?

• Did you see that movie yet?

• Have you saw that movie yet?

Formulate a question in present simple: 'He (go) to the gym every day?'

• Does he went to the gym every day?

• He go to the gym every day?

• Does he go to the gym every day?

• He goes to the gym every day?

Identify the present perfect tense in the sentence: 'We have traveled to many countries.'

• We have traveled to many countries.

• We will travel to many countries.

• We are traveling to many countries.

• We traveled to many countries.

Identify the present simple tense in the sentence: 'The sun rises in the east.'

• falls

• shines

• rises

• sets