Question

Sorry, Teddy isn’t here. He __________ (go) to the park. He __________ (not drink) anything because he __________ (not be) thirsty. Teddy __________ (buy) a lot of apples in the market yesterday. Teddy’s parents __________ (not eat) in a restaurant for a long time. A few days ago we __________ (see) an accident near our house. __________ (his friends/arrive) at the party an hour early? I __________ (have) my car for six months. __________ (Teddy/watch) tv today? Teddy __________ (spend) a few days in Canada last year. She __________ (do) all her homework. Now she can play. Помогите past simple vs present perfect

Answer 1

Ответ:

Sorry, Teddy isn’t here. He went  to the park.

He didn't drink  anything because he wasn't  thirsty.

Teddy bought a lot of apples in the market yesterday.

Teddy’s parents didn't eat  in a restaurant for a long time.

A few days ago we saw  an accident near our house.

 have his  friends arrived  at the party an hour early?

I had  my car for six months.

have teddy watched  tv today?

Teddy spent a few days in Canada last year.

She has done  all her homework. Now she can play.

Помогите past simple vs present perfect

Answer 2

Certainly, I'd be happy to help you with the past simple and present perfect verb tenses in the sentences you provided:

1. Sorry, Teddy isn’t here. He went to the park. (past simple)
2. He did not drink anything because he was not thirsty. (past simple)
3. Teddy bought a lot of apples in the market yesterday. (past simple)
4. Teddy’s parents have not eaten in a restaurant for a long time. (present perfect)
5. A few days ago we saw an accident near our house. (past simple)
6. Did his friends arrive at the party an hour early? (past simple)
7. I have had my car for six months. (present perfect)
8. Has Teddy watched TV today? (present perfect)
9. Teddy spent a few days in Canada last year. (past simple)
10. She has done all her homework. Now she can play. (present perfect)

In general, the past simple tense is used for actions that occurred and were completed in the past with a specific time reference, while the present perfect tense is used for actions that are connected to the present in some way, often with a focus on the result or the continuation of the action.