Question

Choose the correct tense. 1 I haven't been/ I didn't go to China. What's it like ? 2 It has snowed/ snowed twice already this year. 3 I've seen/ I saw my first Disney film when I was four years old. 4 We feel at home in this village because we've lived/we lived here for six years now. 5 I'm a big tennis fan , but I've never been / I never went to Wimbledon. 6 My school football team hasn't won/ didn't win a match since the start of the year. 7 It hasn't snowed / didn't snow yesterday, although it was very cold. 8 I've sent/ I sent an email to Jack last week, but he hasn't replied.

Answer 1

1 I didn't go
2 has snowed
3 l saw
4 we have lived
5 l have never been
6 hasn't won
7 didn't snow
8 I sent

Answer 2

1. I haven't been to China.
2. It has snowed twise already this year.
3. I saw my first Disney film...
4. ...we have lived here...
5. ...., but I have never been to....
6. Football team hasn't won a match...
7. It didn't snow yesterday...
8. I have sent an email ....

Answer 3

1. I didn't go to China. What's it like? 2. It has snowed twice already this year. 3. I saw my first Disney film when I was four years old. 4. We feel at home in this village because we've lived here for six years now. 5. I'm a big tennis fan, but I've never been to Wimbledon. 6. My school football team hasn't won a match since the start of the year. 7. It didn't snow yesterday, although it was very cold. 8. I sent an email to Jack last week, but he hasn't replied.

These sentences demonstrate the use of different tenses in English, including the past simple, present perfect, and present perfect continuous. Each tense is used to convey a specific meaning or time frame in relation to the action described.