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Present Perfect or Past Simple Versión en línea Elige la opción más adecuada en cada frase por Puri Revelles Aguilera 1 In which of these sentences is Rodri cured? a Rodri: I broke my leg. b Rodri: I have broken my leg. 2 Which of these sentences is correct? a I have visited Rome last year. b I visited Rome last year. 3 Which of these sentences is correct? a When I went to Tokyo I visited Shinjuku. b When I went to Tokyo I have visited Shinjuku. 4 Which of these sentences talks about an experience or a recent situation? a I have played tennis, but not football. b I played tennis, but not football. 5 In which of these sentences is the situation more recent? a Peter saw my father this morning. b Peter has seen my father this morning. 6 Which of these sentences is correct? a I haven’t seen her a month ago. b I haven’t seen her in the last month. 7 In which of these sentences is queen Victoria dead? a Queen Victoria of England had many children. b Queen Victoria of England has had many children. 8 Which of these sentences is correct? a In 1999 I have been 15 years old. b In 1999 I was 15 years old. 9 Which of these sentences is more logical? a Oh no! I can’t find my wallet. Have you seen it? b Oh no! I can’t find my wallet. Did you see it?

Present Perfect or Past Simple Versión en línea

Elige la opción más adecuada en cada frase

por Puri Revelles Aguilera

In which of these sentences is Rodri cured?

Rodri: I broke my leg.

Rodri: I have broken my leg.

Which of these sentences is correct?

I have visited Rome last year.

I visited Rome last year.

Which of these sentences is correct?

When I went to Tokyo I visited Shinjuku.

When I went to Tokyo I have visited Shinjuku.

Which of these sentences talks about an experience or a recent situation?

I have played tennis, but not football.

I played tennis, but not football.

In which of these sentences is the situation more recent?

Peter saw my father this morning.

Peter has seen my father this morning.

Which of these sentences is correct?

I haven’t seen her a month ago.

I haven’t seen her in the last month.

In which of these sentences is queen Victoria dead?

Queen Victoria of England had many children.

Queen Victoria of England has had many children.

Which of these sentences is correct?

In 1999 I have been 15 years old.

In 1999 I was 15 years old.

Which of these sentences is more logical?

Oh no! I can’t find my wallet. Have you seen it?

Oh no! I can’t find my wallet. Did you see it?

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In which of these sentences is Rodri cured?

Which of these sentences is correct?

Which of these sentences is correct?

Which of these sentences talks about an experience or a recent situation?

In which of these sentences is the situation more recent?

Which of these sentences is correct?

In which of these sentences is queen Victoria dead?

Which of these sentences is correct?

Which of these sentences is more logical?