Question

Choose the correct tense. 1) I’ve never been/ I didn’t go in hospital before. 2) I have left/left school when I was16. 3) I already visited/have already visited a foreign country. 4) I finished/haven’t finished my university studies yet. 5) I’ve known/I knew my best friend for the last ten years. 6) I’ve never been/I never went on a plane.

Answer 1

1)have never been
2)left
3)have already visited
4)haven't finished
5)have known
6)been

Answer 2

Here are the correct tenses for the given sentences:

1) I've never been to the hospital before. Explanation: The correct tense is "I've never been" because it indicates that the speaker has not had the experience of going to the hospital before.

2) I left school when I was 16. Explanation: The correct tense is "I left" because it indicates a past action that happened at a specific time in the past.

3) I have already visited a foreign country. Explanation: The correct tense is "I have already visited" because it indicates a completed action in the past with a present result.

4) I haven't finished my university studies yet. Explanation: The correct tense is "I haven't finished" because it indicates an ongoing action that started in the past and is still not completed.

5) I've known my best friend for the last ten years. Explanation: The correct tense is "I've known" because it indicates a past action that started in the past and is still ongoing in the present.

6) I've never been on a plane. Explanation: The correct tense is "I've never been" because it indicates that the speaker has not had the experience of going on a plane before.

Note: In some cases, both tenses may be grammatically correct, but the choice depends on the intended meaning and context of the sentence.