Question

PAST SIMPLE / PRESENT PERFECT Fill in the gaps with the correct verb form. 1. The children (just wake) up. 2. I'm sorry, but I (forget) to phone you last night. 3. Jack (fall) off his bike three times this month. 4. 4. I (lost) my key. Can you help me look for it? (drink) a coke. 5. Tom ate an ice-cream and then 6. She 7. How long( 8. Peter ( (decide) to move somewhere new. 13. I 14. The party (you/live) there before coming here? (play) tennis for five years when he 9. He 10. There was nothing good on TV so IC 11. They 120 up). 15. She 16. Peter last Friday. 17. I last summer but I 18. Sarah the bus yesterday. 19. We last month and 20. Kate (be) at school. (play) football since he was ten years old. (go) to bed. she go to school last week? (break) my leg last month. It (not have) their lunch yet. (be) terrible. (finish) twenty minutes ago, but they (have) her car for 10 years. It's quite old. (pass) his driving test. He (never/be) to Australia. I (can/not) (lose) her keys. She (sell) our house. Some people[ (buy) it. (see) this film twice. (already/wash (take) it (want) to go (leave) them on (see) it​

Answer 1

1. The children just woke up.

2. I'm sorry, but I forgot to phone you last night.

3. Jack has fallen off his bike three times this month.

4. I lost my key. Can you help me look for it?

5. Tom ate an ice-cream and then drank a coke.

6. She has been playing tennis for five years.

7. How long did she go to school last week?

8. Peter has decided to move somewhere new.

9. He has been playing football since he was ten years old.

10. There was nothing good on TV so I went to bed.

11. They have not had their lunch yet.

12. She has already washed it.

13. I broke my leg last month.

14. The party finished twenty minutes ago, but they have not left yet.

15. She has never been to Australia.

16. Peter sold our house. Some people bought it.

17. I saw this film twice.

18. Sarah took the bus yesterday.

19. We have already seen it.

20. Kate is at school.

Answer 2

Sure, I'll fill in the gaps with the correct verb forms using either the past simple or present perfect tense.

1. The children just woke up.
2. I'm sorry, but I forgot to phone you last night.
3. Jack has fallen off his bike three times this month.
4. I have lost my key. Can you help me look for it?
5. Tom ate an ice-cream and then drank a coke.
6. She played tennis for five years when she was younger.
7. How long have you been there?
8. Peter has decided to move somewhere new.
9. He played football since he was ten years old.
10. There was nothing good on TV so I watched a movie.
11. They have cleaned up.
12. She went to bed.
13. I lived there before coming here.
14. The party has already started.
15. She broke her leg last month.
16. Peter passed his driving test last Friday.
17. I visited Australia last summer but I haven't been to the beach yet.
18. Sarah missed the bus yesterday.
19. We washed the car last month.
20. Kate has been at school.