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This document provides examples of sentences using either the present perfect or past simple tense. There are 22 sentences total with a blank to be filled in with either "has read", "have traveled", etc. depending on whether the tense should be present perfect or past simple. The sentences cover a range of everyday activities and events to demonstrate the proper uses of these tenses.

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This document provides examples of sentences using either the present perfect or past simple tense. There are 22 sentences total with a blank to be filled in with either "has read", "have traveled", etc. depending on whether the tense should be present perfect or past simple. The sentences cover a range of everyday activities and events to demonstrate the proper uses of these tenses.

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This document provides examples of sentences using either the present perfect or past simple tense. There are 22 sentences total with a blank to be filled in with either "has read", "have traveled", etc. depending on whether the tense should be present perfect or past simple. The sentences cover a range of everyday activities and events to demonstrate the proper uses of these tenses.

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Fill in the gaps with present perfect or past

simple

1.- He loves reading. He (read) two books


today.

2.- Martin (travel) to Canada with Paul last


year.

3.- The choir .. (sing) some beautiful songs last


Sunday at the Cathedral.

4.- Richard . (play) in the garden for two hours.

5.-Elizabeth .. (not meet) her boyfriend this


evening.

6.-Two policemen .. (take) the thief to the police


station yesterday afternoon.

7.-Sonia . (not wash) all the clothes yet.

8.-His parents . (give) David a bicycle for his


birthday.

9.- Helen . (enjoy) in the swings at the park.

10.- Andrew (practise) the arrow at home.

11.-They .. (sleep) in the tent last weekend.

12.-The girl .. (bring) some daisies from the


garden.

13.- My mom .. (come) home very early today.

14.-Rosalyne . (study) Technology at school.

15.- You . (not eat) prawns in your life.

16.- Jennifer (lose) her ring at the disco.

17.- Philip and Alice (visit) us yesterday.

18.- Lawrence . (have) an accident two weeks


ago.

19.-My family (buy) an apartment in Ibiza.

20.-The cook . (invite) some friends for dinner.

21.- It . (not rain) for three months.

22.-My cat (drink) a lot of milk this morning.

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