Past Simple vs. Present Perfect

Identify the verb form: 'I have visited Paris.'

• future perfect

• past simple

• present continuous

• present perfect

What tense is used in the sentence: 'She finished her homework.'?

• Future perfect tense

• Present continuous tense

• Past perfect tense

• Simple past tense

Formulate a sentence in the past simple using 'to go'.

• I am going to the store.

• I will go to the store.

• I went to the store.

• I go to the store.

Correct the tense: 'He has seen that movie yesterday.'

• He has seen that movie last week.

• He sees that movie yesterday.

• He saw that movie yesterday.

• He will see that movie yesterday.

Identify the verb form: 'They have lived here for five years.'

• lived here

• have lived here

• have lived

• have been living

What is the meaning of the present perfect tense?

• The present perfect tense indicates a connection between past actions and the present.

• The present perfect tense is used to express habitual actions only.

• The present perfect tense indicates actions that are completely unrelated to the present.

• The present perfect tense describes actions that will happen in the future.

Differentiate the tenses: 'I have eaten' vs. 'I ate'.

• 'I have eaten' indicates a past action with present relevance; 'I ate' indicates a completed past action.

• 'I have eaten' is used for habitual actions; 'I ate' is for ongoing actions.

• 'I have eaten' indicates a completed action; 'I ate' indicates an action that is still happening.

• 'I have eaten' refers to a future action; 'I ate' refers to a present action.

Formulate a sentence in the present perfect using 'to write'.

• I will write a letter.

• I wrote a letter.

• I have written a letter.

• I write a letter.

Correct the tense: 'We seen the results last week.'

• We seeing the results last week.

• We see the results last week.

• We seen the results last week.

• We saw the results last week.

Formulate a sentence in the past simple using 'to read'.

• I will read a book yesterday.

• I reads a book yesterday.

• I read a book yesterday.

• I read a book last week.