Finish the Sentence
I ___ (visit) my Grandma yesterday
Visited
(yesterday = finished time in past so Past Simple)
I saw him ___ (yesterday / already)
Yesterday
(saw is Past Simple, so the time must be finished)
yesterday / I / TV / watched
I watched TV yesterday
(Past action + yesterday = Past Simple)
I have seen him yesterday
I saw him yesterday
(Finished time = Past simple)
___ you ever eaten pizza?
- Did
- Have
Have
(Experience = Present Perfect)
She ___ (never / see) snow
Has never seen
(life experiences = Present Perfect)
She has ___ finished her homework (just / last night)
Just
(has shows Present Perfect, just = recent action, no exact time)
ever / you / been / have / London / to
Have you ever been to London?
Experience question = Present Perfect
She did never try sushi
She has never tried sushi
(Never = Present Perfect)
I ___ my keys! I can't find them anywhere
- lost
- have lost
Have lost
(result now = Present Perfect)
We ___ (eat) dinner at 7 pm last night
Ate
(last night + specific time = Past Simple)
We went to Paris ___ (in 2020 / ever)
In 2020
(specific past time = Past Simple)
just / finished/ she / has
She has just finished
(Has + past participle = Present Perfect)
We have went to the park
We have gone to the park
(Present Perfect needs past participle, have gone not have went)
We ___ that movie last week
- Have seen
- Saw
Saw
(last week = Past Simple)
They ___ (just / arrive)
They have just arrived
(just (recent action) = Present Perfect)
Have you ___ eaten sushi? (ever / yesterday)
Ever
(Questions about life experience = Present Perfect)
last year / they / traveled / Italy / to
They traveled to Italy last year
(last year = Past Simple)
They have finished their homework last night
They finished their homework last night
(last night = completed action, Past Simple)
She ___ here since 2020
- Lived
- Has lived
Has lived
(since 2020 = still now = Present Perfect)
I ___ (live) here for 5 years
Have lived
(for + time duration - action that started in past and continues = Present Perfect)
I haven't seen her ___ (since Monday / last night)
Since Monday
(since = from past until now, Present Perfect)
for / lived / 10 years / has / he / here
He has lived here for 10 years
(for + time = still true now, Present Perfect)
I didn't have seen that movie
I haven't seen that movie
(haven't + past participle = Present Perfect)
He ___ already finished his work
- Did
- Has
Has
(already = Present Perfect)