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Past Simple and present perfect

Quiz by Inga Simončiuk

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  • Q1
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
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    Present perfect: recent event or state with "already, just, yet"
    Past simple: completed action that happened at a known time in the past, e.g. last week
    Present perfect: to talk about experiences in the past, with "ever, never"
    Present perfect: action that happened during a time which still continues, usually with "this morning, this week, this year"
    60s
  • Q2
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
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    Present perfect: to give news.
    Past simple: completed past action or state.
    Present perfect: action that happened during a time that still continues ( this morning, this week, this year).
    Past simple: actions that happened at a know time in the past (yesterday, 2 days ago, last week)
    60s
  • Q3
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
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    Past simple: completed past action or state.
    Past simple: actions that happened at a know time in the past (yesterday, 2 days ago, last week)
    Present perfect: recent event/state that has a connection with present (with already, just, yet)
    Present perfect: action that happened during a time that still continues ( this morning, this week, this year).
    60s
  • Q4
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
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    Present perfect: action that happened during a time that still continues ( this morning, this week, this year).
    Past simple: actions that happened at a know time in the past (yesterday, 2 days ago, last week)
    Past simple: completed past action or state.
    Present perfect : action or state that started in the past and has not changed, usually with for/since
    60s
  • Q5
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
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    Present perfect: action that happened during a time that still continues ( this morning, this week, this year).
    Present perfect :to talk about experiences in the past with ever, never.
    Present perfect : action or state that started in the past and has not changed, it's still continuing (usually with for/since)
    Past simple: actions that happened at a know time in the past (yesterday, 2 days ago, last week)
    60s
  • Q6
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
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    Past simple: completed past actions and states (time is unknown).
    Present perfect :to talk about experiences in the past with ever, never.
    Past simple: actions that happened at a know time in the past (yesterday, 2 days ago, last week)
    Present perfect: action that happened during a time that still continues ( this morning, this week, this year).
    60s
  • Q7
    Read the comment about exercise programmes at school. Match the highlighted verbs with the rules
    Question Image
    Present perfect :to talk about experiences in the past with ever, never.
    Past simple: completed past actions and states (time is unknown).
    Present perfect : to give news
    Present perfect: action that happened during a time that still continues ( this morning, this week, this year).
    60s

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