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Past Simple vs. Present Perfect vs. Present Tense #1

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Which sentence uses the Present Perfect correctly?

She has been to London twice.

She has been to London yesterday.

She has been to London last year.

Complete the sentence: I ____ (read) that book three times.

have read

read

am reading

Which is correct? The train ____ (arrive) at 6 p.m.

arrived

arrives

has arrived

Pick the correct option: They ____ (already/finish) their project.

have already finished

already finished

already finish

Choose the correct form: She ____ (be) in New York last summer.

has been

was

What tense is correct: He ____ (live) here since 2010.

lives

lived

has lived

Find the correct sentence:

He has always drank coffee in the morning.

He always drinks coffee in the morning.

He always drank coffee in the morning.

Which sentence is correct?

I finished my homework yesterday.

I finish my homework yesterday.

I have finished my homework yesterday.

Choose the correct form: I ____ (know) her for five years.

know

have known

knew

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Which sentence is correct?

He has gone to the store an hour ago.

He is going to the store an hour ago.

He went to the store an hour ago.

11.

Choose the right sentence: We ____ (eat) dinner before they arrived.

have eaten

ate

had eaten

12.

How do you complete this: She ____ (visit) her grandparents every weekend.

visits

has visited

visited

13.

Which is correct: We ____ (play) tennis yesterday evening.

have played

played

play

14.

Which form is correct: She ____ (work) at this company for 10 years.

worked

works

has worked

15.

Choose the correct sentence:

I see him yesterday.

I saw him yesterday.

I have seen him yesterday.

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