Pick & Mix present perfect v Past simple

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present perfect v past simple

Present perfect v Past simple

Irregular verbs

* eat - ate - eaten

    1st - 2nd - 3rd 

* Simple Past:  2nd word.  I ate so much yesterday.

* Present Perfect: 3rd word. I have eaten nonstop for 2 hours now.

I lived in Duketown

I have lived in Duketown

She has lived in 

Duketown

Present Perfect

Past Simple

 present perfect en past simple

Signaal woorden:

Present perfect: already, for, yet, never, ever, since, how long. 

Past simple: last year, yesterday, in 2010, an hour ago.

My cat died last week.

1. present perfect
2. past simple

I have known him all my life.

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Somebody painted a picture on the wall.

1. past simple
2. present perfect

I -----------a model helicopter last week.

1. have built
2. built
3. build

I ______(never/go) to Vienna.

1. never went
2. never go
3. have never been

Lucy lives in London. She -------- there for four years

1. lived
2. has lived
3. lives

Where is Rebecca? She --------- to bed.

1. has gone
2. went
3. goes

Present perfect:
I ...... (see)

1. I saw
2. I have seen

We sang that song yesterday.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Present perfect:
She .... (be)

1. She was
2. She has been

Maak present perfect:
I -----------an apple.

1. have eaten
2. eat
3. ate

We worked 5 hours yesterday.

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Maak present perfect:
Peter -------------a joke.

1. have told
2. has tell
3. has told

Which tense is this?
I have known him all my life.

1. past simple
2. present simple
3. present perfect

have / has + voltooid deelwoord is:

1. past simple
2. present continuous
3. present perfect

This quiz has ended.

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Welke woorden zijn signaalwoorden voor de Present Perfect?

1. never / ever / for / since
2. was / were / been
3. however / although / always
4. when / how / always

I ______(read) six books this week.

Practice makes perfect!

Start with Mind the Gap Chapter 3

Book pages 219 / 221 : C1.07, C1.08, C1.09, C1.10, C1.11, C1.12, C1.13