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Simple Past vs Present Perfect Exercise
Choose the correct tense
Simple Past
or
Present Perfect
for the exercise below.
Subject Explanations:
Present Perfect Tense
Also See:
Present Perfect Exercises
(Part 2)
Present Perfect or Perfect Continuous Exercises
Present Perfect Vs Simple Past Exercises
Present Perfect Vs Simple Past Exercises 2
Ever / Never / Just / Already / Yet
1. I love New York. I
have been
was
there many times.
2. I
went
have gone
to Hawaii for a vacation last year.
3. Fred and Wilma
moved
have moved
to Germany after they got married.
4. My brother
lived
has lived
in San Francisco since he got a job there.
5. Our team
has won
won
three games so far this month.
6. Lucas
fixed
has fixed
the car, so you can use it now.
7.
Have you met
Did you meet
our new history teacher yet?
8. Don't wait for Sarah, she
has gone
went
shopping.
9. The train
hasn't arrived
didn't arrive
yet, we are all waiting for it..
10. They
haven't fixed
didn't fix
the elevator yet, we have to use the stairs.
11. I
sold
have sold
my car yesterday.
12. I couldn't go to school yesterday as I
was
have been
sick.
13. Mr. Schwarz
has lived
lived
in Brazil from 1999 to 2006.
14. I
lost
have lost
my glasses, I cannot find them.
15. I
graduated
have graduated
from high school in 2007.
Correctness =
Correct answers:
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