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Nakano School - Present Perfect vs Simple PastVersion en ligne Try to master this pro level par nakano 1 Situation: You want to go play. a I finished my homework yesterday. b I’ve finished my homework. 2 Situation: You are telling a story. a I’ve got a new bike. b I got a new bike last week. 3 Situation: You can’t find your toy. a I lost my toy at the park. b I’ve lost my toy. 4 Situation: She asks if your room is clean. a I cleaned my room this morning. b I’ve cleaned my room. 5 Situation: The teacher asks what you did after school. a I’ve played soccer. b I played soccer. 6 Situation: You don’t feel well. a I ate too much candy. b I’ve eaten too much candy. 7 Situation: Your friend wants to watch a movie. a I saw that movie with my cousin. b I’ve already seen that movie. 8 Situation: You just won a game. a I’ve won the game! b I won the game yesterday. 9 Situation: The teacher asks about progress. a I finished my project last night. b I’ve finished my project. 10 Situation: You are talking about last summer. a I learned how to swim last summer. b I’ve learned how to swim. 11 Situation: You want to explain why you can relax now. a I finished my homework. b I’ve finished my homework. 12 Situation: You are telling a story about yesterday. a I’ve met my teacher after school. b I met my teacher after school. 13 Situation: You don’t have your phone and are stressed. a I lost my phone. b I’ve lost my phone. 14 Situation: You are choosing what to eat with friends. a I had pizza yesterday. b I’ve already had pizza. 15 Situation: You want to sound polite when explaining a problem. a I didn’t finish the assignment. b I haven’t finished the assignment. 16 Situation: You want to sound polite when explaining a problem. a I didn’t finish the assignment. b I haven’t finished the assignment. 17 Which sentence emphasizes a current result? a I forgot my lunch at home. b I’ve forgotten my lunch. 18 Which sentence sounds more like a completed memory? a I’ve won my first competition. b I won my first competition. 19 Situation: You want to play Roblox, but you mom asked you to clear your room first. When you finish cleaning your room, what are you going to tell your mom? a I finished, mom! b I have finished, mom! 20 What is the main effect of using the present perfect instead of the simple past? a It sounds more formal in all situations b It connects past events to the present moment c It always refers to recent actions Feedback 1 Because I want to play now. 2 Because I’m telling when it happened. 3 Because the problem is now. 4 Because the room is clean now. 5 Because it’s a past story. 6 Because my stomach hurts now. 7 Because it helps decide now. 8 Because it’s exciting news now. 9 Because it’s done now. 10 Because it’s a memory.

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Situation: You want to go play.

Situation: You are telling a story.

Situation: You can’t find your toy.

Situation: She asks if your room is clean.

Situation: The teacher asks what you did after school.

Situation: You don’t feel well.

Situation: Your friend wants to watch a movie.

Situation: You just won a game.

Situation: The teacher asks about progress.

Situation: You are talking about last summer.

Situation: You want to explain why you can relax now.

Situation: You are telling a story about yesterday.

Situation: You don’t have your phone and are stressed.

Situation: You are choosing what to eat with friends.

Situation: You want to sound polite when explaining a problem.

Situation: You want to sound polite when explaining a problem.

Which sentence emphasizes a current result?

Which sentence sounds more like a completed memory?

Situation: You want to play Roblox, but you mom asked you to clear your room first. When you finish cleaning your room, what are you going to tell your mom?

What is the main effect of using the present perfect instead of the simple past?

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