Assessment PRE PERFECT AND SIMPLE PAST

Identify the present perfect tense in the sentence: 'She has visited Paris three times.'

• has visited Paris

• has visited

• has gone

• visited Paris

Which of the following sentences is in the simple past tense? a) I have seen that movie. b) I saw that movie. c) I see that movie.

• I had seen that movie.

• I am seeing that movie.

• I saw that movie.

• I will see that movie.

Convert the sentence to past tense: 'They are playing soccer.'

• They were play soccer.

• They played soccer.

• They were playing soccer.

• They are play soccer.

Formulate a question in present perfect: 'He (finish) his homework?'

• He has finished his homework?

• Has he finish his homework?

• Did he finish his homework?

• Has he finished his homework?

Recognize the time expression: 'I have lived here since 2010.' What tense is this?

• Future perfect tense

• Past simple tense

• Present perfect tense

• Present continuous tense

Identify the present perfect usage in the sentence: 'We have completed the project.'

• have been completing

• have finished

• completed the project

• have completed

Differentiate the tenses: 'I have read the book' vs 'I read the book.' What is the difference?

• The first sentence is in the future tense, while the second is in the past tense.

• Both sentences refer to actions that are currently ongoing.

• The first sentence describes a habitual action, while the second describes a future intention.

• The first sentence indicates a completed action with present relevance, while the second indicates a completed action in the past.

Convert the following to past tense: 'She is studying for her exams.'

• She was studying for her exams.

• She is studying for her exam.

• She studies for her exams.

• She was study for her exams.

Create a question in present perfect: 'You (ever/visit) London?'

• Have you ever visited London?

• Did you ever visit London?

• Have you visited London ever?

• You have ever visited London?

Which time expression indicates simple past? a) already b) yesterday c) ever

• yesterday

• last week

• always

• tomorrow