Past Simple and Present Perfect

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the Past Simple tense?

• I was visiting Paris last summer.
• I visit Paris last summer.
• I visited Paris last summer.
• I have visited Paris last summer.

Which time expression is commonly associated with the Past Simple tense?

• Just
• Yesterday
• Since 2010
• For five years

Which of the following sentences demonstrates a common misconception about the Present Perfect tense?

• I have seen that movie.
• I have just eaten lunch.
• I have finished my project last week.
• I have never been to Japan.

What is a key characteristic of the Present Perfect tense?

• It refers to a specific time in the past.
• It is formed by adding '-ed' to the base form of the verb.
• It connects the past with the present.
• It describes actions that are completely finished.

How is the Present Perfect tense formed?

• By using the auxiliary verb 'had' and the base form of the verb.
• By using the auxiliary verb 'have' and the past participle of the main verb.
• By using the auxiliary verb 'will' and the base form of the verb.
• By using the auxiliary verb 'is' and the present participle of the main verb.

Which of the following time expressions is typically used with the Present Perfect tense?

• Two days ago
• For five years
• In 2010
• Last week

Which of the following sentences illustrates the use of the Present Perfect tense?

• I have finished my homework.
• I have finished my homework yesterday.
• I finished my homework yesterday.
• I was finishing my homework.

Which statement accurately reflects the difference between Past Simple and Present Perfect?

• Past Simple is used for actions that are still relevant, while Present Perfect is used for actions that are finished.
• Past Simple and Present Perfect are interchangeable in all contexts.
• Past Simple is used for ongoing actions, while Present Perfect is used for completed actions.
• Past Simple refers to actions completed at a specific time, while Present Perfect connects past actions to the present.

Which of the following sentences correctly illustrates the difference between Past Simple and Present Perfect tenses?

• I have been to the store yesterday.
• I visited my grandmother last Sunday.
• I have visited my grandmother last Sunday.
• I was visiting my grandmother last Sunday.

What does the Past Simple tense indicate about an action?

• The action is ongoing.
• The action is connected to the present.
• The action is completely finished.
• The action is uncertain.