Question

D) Put the verbs in the correct tense. Use the SIMPLE PAST or the PRESENT PERFECT:
1. ……………………….. Tim ………………………. (finish) his work yet?
2. ……………………….. he ………………………… (finish) it ywsterday?
3. They ……………………………………. (just / go) out.
4. They ……………………………… (go) out a minute ago.
5. …………………… Ann …………………………. (study) yesterday afternoon?
6. …………………… you …………………………. (send) the letters yet?
7. …………………… she ………………………….. (call) him a week ago?
8. They ………………………………………. (not / see) the film yet.

Answer 1

Put the verbs in the correct tense. Use the SIMPLE PAST or the PRESENT PERFECT:

1. Has Tim finished his work yet?

2. Did he finish it yesterday?

3. They have just gone out.

4. They went out a minute ago.

5. Did Ann study yesterday afternoon?

6. Have you sent the letters yet?

7. Did she call him a week ago?

8. They haven't seen the film yet.

What is a Past Tense?

This tense tells us the action that was happened in the past time. It is divided into 4 subparts.

1. Simple: She drove a car.
2. Continuous: She was driving a car.
3. Perfect: She had driven a car.
4. Perfect Continuous: She had been driving a car.

What is a Present Tense?

Present Tense: This tense tells us the action that is happening at present time. It is divided into 4 subparts.

1. Simple: She drives a car.
2. Continuous: She is driving a car.
3. Perfect: She has driven a car.
4. Perfect Continuous: She has been driving a car.