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Past Pres

The document provides exercises focused on the use of the present perfect and past simple tenses in English. It includes fill-in-the-blank questions with 'ever' or 'never' and multiple-choice questions to select the correct verb form. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and correct usage of these grammatical structures.

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Past Pres

The document provides exercises focused on the use of the present perfect and past simple tenses in English. It includes fill-in-the-blank questions with 'ever' or 'never' and multiple-choice questions to select the correct verb form. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and correct usage of these grammatical structures.

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PRESENT PERFECT & PAST SIMPLE

Choose ‘ever’ or ‘never’

1. This is the only time the children have ________________ been to the theatre.
2. She hardly ________________ gets up early.
3. She has ________________ bought a car before.
4. I’ve ________________ tried Malaysian food.
5. Do you ________________ see Lucy?
6. The food was as delicious as ________________.
7. If you ________________ come to the UK, give me a call!
8. They don’t ________________ eat meat.
9. Have you ________________ been to New Zealand?
10. She was feeling better than ________________.
11. I don’t ________________ study on the weekend.
12. Nobody ________________ helps me!
13. I’ve ________________ been to Barcelona.
14. She ________________ takes any exercise at all.
15. The children had ________________ been on an airplane.
16. We ________________ go to the cinema.
17. I ________________ saw such a big cake before!
18. They had ________________ had such a wonderful meal.
19. Have you ________________ seen such a lovely picture?
20. She’d ________________ spoken English before she came to London.

Underline the correct word in brackets.

1.​ He looked up at the sky and (saw / have seen) a very bright light.

2.​ I (lost / have lost) the keys to my car. I don’t know what to do.

3.​ You (have smoked / smoked) ten cigarettes so far today. Don’t you think you should stop?

4.​ Haven’t you finished your homework yet? I (finished / have finished) mine hours ago.

5.​ I (waited / have waited) for hours but nobody came.

6.​ She (met / has met) a lot of interesting people since she came here last Monday.

7.​ After less than ten minutes they (realized / have realized) that they were lost.

8.​ Jane (became / has become) very quiet lately. Is she all right?

9.​ I (looked / have looked) for a pair of shoes this morning but I didn’t find any I liked.

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