Present Perfect or Past Simple

I ___ (see) that film yesterday.

• I have saw that film yesterday.
• I have seen that film yesterday.
• I saw that film yesterday.
• I seen that film yesterday.

Answer: I saw that film yesterday.

We ___ (go) to the beach last summer.

• We goed to the beach last summer.
• We have gone to the beach last summer.
• We have went to the beach last summer.
• We went to the beach last summer.

Answer: We went to the beach last summer.

She ___ (buy) a new bike two days ago.

• She bought a new bike two days ago.
• She buyed a new bike two days ago.
• She has bought a new bike two days ago.
• She has buyed a new bike two days ago.

Answer: She bought a new bike two days ago.

They ___ (move) here in 2020.

• They have move here in 2020.
• They have moved here in 2020.
• They move here in 2020.
• They moved here in 2020.

Answer: They moved here in 2020.

When I was little, I ___ (have) a rabbit.

• When I was little, I had a rabbit.
• When I was little, I has a rabbit.
• When I was little, I have had a rabbit.
• When I was little, I haved a rabbit.

Answer: When I was little, I had a rabbit.

He ___ (call) me last night.

• He call me last night.
• He called me last night.
• He has called me last night.
• He have called me last night.

Answer: He called me last night.

We ___ (eat) pizza on Friday.

• We ate pizza on Friday.
• We eated pizza on Friday.
• We have ate pizza on Friday.
• We have eaten pizza on Friday.

Answer: We ate pizza on Friday.

My grandad ___ (be) born in a small village.

• My grandad has been born in a small village.
• My grandad is born in a small village.
• My grandad was born in a small village.
• My grandad were born in a small village.

Answer: My grandad was born in a small village.

I ___ (live) here since 2020.

• I am living here since 2020.
• I have lived here since 2020.
• I live here since 2020.
• I lived here since 2020.

Answer: I have lived here since 2020.

She ___ (know) him since they were children.

• She has known him since they were children.
• She is knowing him since they were children.
• She knew him since they were children.
• She knows him since they were children.

Answer: She has known him since they were children.

We ___ (be) friends for five years, and we still are.

• We are friends for five years, and we still are.
• We had been friends for five years, and we still are.
• We have been friends for five years, and we still are.
• We were friends for five years, and we still are.

Answer: We have been friends for five years, and we still are.

___ you ever ___ (ride) a horse?

• Did you ever ridden a horse?
• Have you ever ridden a horse?
• Have you ever ride a horse?
• Have you ever rode a horse?

Answer: Have you ever ridden a horse?

I ___ never ___ (see) a whale.

• I has never seen a whale.
• I have never saw a whale.
• I have never seen a whale.
• I never have see a whale.

Answer: I have never seen a whale.

He ___ (not / finish) his homework yet.

• He didn't finished his homework yet.
• He hasn't finish his homework yet.
• He hasn't finished his homework yet.
• He haven't finished his homework yet.

Answer: He hasn't finished his homework yet.

Look! I ___ just ___ (find) my keys.

• Look! I has just found my keys.
• Look! I have just find my keys.
• Look! I have just found my keys.
• Look! I have just founded my keys.

Answer: Look! I have just found my keys.

She ___ already ___ (do) her homework.

• She has already did her homework.
• She has already do her homework.
• She has already done her homework.
• She have already done her homework.

Answer: She has already done her homework.

___ you ___ (tidy) your room yet?

• Did you tidied your room yet?
• Has you tidied your room yet?
• Have you tidied your room yet?
• Have you tidy your room yet?

Answer: Have you tidied your room yet?

They ___ (visit) three museums so far.

• They has visited three museums so far.
• They have visit three museums so far.
• They have visited three museums so far.
• They have visiting three museums so far.

Answer: They have visited three museums so far.

I can't play. I ___ (break) my arm.

• I can't play. I has broken my arm.
• I can't play. I have breaked my arm.
• I can't play. I have broke my arm.
• I can't play. I have broken my arm.

Answer: I can't play. I have broken my arm.

This is the best book I ___ ever ___ (read).

• This is the best book I ever have reading.
• This is the best book I has ever read.
• This is the best book I have ever read.
• This is the best book I have ever readed.

Answer: This is the best book I have ever read.

I ___ (lose) my pen. I can't find it.

• I has lost my pen. I can't find it.
• I have lose my pen. I can't find it.
• I have losed my pen. I can't find it.
• I have lost my pen. I can't find it.

Answer: I have lost my pen. I can't find it.

I ___ (lose) my pen yesterday, but I found it today.

• I has lost my pen yesterday, but I found it today.
• I have lost my pen yesterday, but I found it today.
• I losed my pen yesterday, but I found it today.
• I lost my pen yesterday, but I found it today.

Answer: I lost my pen yesterday, but I found it today.

She ___ (be) to the zoo many times.

• She has be to the zoo many times.
• She has been to the zoo many times.
• She has went to the zoo many times.
• She have been to the zoo many times.

Answer: She has been to the zoo many times.

She ___ (go) to the zoo last Saturday.

• She goed to the zoo last Saturday.
• She has gone to the zoo last Saturday.
• She has went to the zoo last Saturday.
• She went to the zoo last Saturday.

Answer: She went to the zoo last Saturday.

When ___ you ___ (arrive)?

• When did you arrive?
• When did you arrived?
• When have you arrived?
• When you arrived?

Answer: When did you arrive?

How long ___ you ___ (have) your dog?

• How long do you have had your dog?
• How long has you had your dog?
• How long have you had your dog?
• How long have you have your dog?

Answer: How long have you had your dog?

What time ___ the film ___ (start) last night?

• What time did the film start last night?
• What time did the film started last night?
• What time has the film started last night?
• What time the film started last night?

Answer: What time did the film start last night?

___ she ever ___ (eat) sushi?

• Has she ever ate sushi?
• Has she ever eat sushi?
• Has she ever eaten sushi?
• Have she ever eaten sushi?

Answer: Has she ever eaten sushi?

Have you ever flown in a plane? Yes, ...

• Yes, I am.
• Yes, I did.
• Yes, I has.
• Yes, I have.

Answer: Yes, I have.

Did you see Anna yesterday? No, ...

• No, I didn't.
• No, I don't.
• No, I haven't.
• No, I wasn't.

Answer: No, I didn't.

What is the past participle of "go"?

• Goed
• Gone
• Goned
• Went

Answer: Gone

What is the past participle of "eat"?

• Ate
• Eat
• Eated
• Eaten

Answer: Eaten

What is the past participle of "see"?

• Saw
• Seed
• Seen
• Seened

Answer: Seen

What is the past participle of "write"?

• Writed
• Writen
• Written
• Wrote

Answer: Written

What is the past participle of "be"?

• Beed
• Been
• Was
• Were

Answer: Been

Which words go with the past simple?

• Ever, never, yet
• Now, at the moment
• Since, for, just
• Yesterday, last year, two days ago

Answer: Yesterday, last year, two days ago

Which words often go with the present perfect?

• Ever, never, just, yet, since
• Every day, usually
• Tomorrow, next week
• Yesterday, last week, ago

Answer: Ever, never, just, yet, since