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Downloadable worksheets: MULTIPLE CHOICE - FOUR TENSES 1 Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Downloads: 5213   Present perfect vs Simple past in context Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 4165   Simple Past or Present Perfect? Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 3586   Present Perfect or Past Simple ( B&W and KEY included ) Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Downloads: 3473   Mixed Tenses Revision (B&W + KEY included) Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Downloads: 3312   TENSES DICE GAME • FUN ACTIVITY for kids and adults • IRREGULAR VERBS AND ALL TENSES • 1 game board and 35 cards • FULLY EDITABLE Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Downloads: 2901

Present perfect/past simple   Complete the sentences with the given verbs in the present perfect or the past simple tense.     - you (hear) about Alice?   - No, what?   - She (lose) her job. - When that ? (happen)   - Two days ago. They (close) the shop in which she worked.  - Where is Kelly?   - She just (leave).   - Where   she  (go)?   - I think she   (go) to the cinema with   Mike.  He  (call) ten minutes ago.   They are going to watch Red Sparrow.    They  (not see) it yet. - Mum! May I go out now?   -  you  (clean) your room yet?   - Yes, mum. I  it ten minutes ago.   - And you (do) your homework?   - I  just  (finish) it-   .Alright, then. Be home before seven.            -  Larry, why don't you take a few pictures   with your camera?   - I haven't got it any more! Someone   (steal) it!   - I don't believe you! I just (see) it somewhere.   - Maybe you it yesterday. I last   (use) it last night. And I'm sure I   (put) it in my backpack after that!    - Can I have a look?   - I already  (check) it twice. See? It's empty! - Come, on, Jake! Let's play football!   - I can't I (hurt) my knee!   - When? You (play) basketball   with Jim only two minutes ago!   - Exactly! And when I (want) to   take the ball, I (fall) and   (cut) my knee on a small stone!   -It can't be that bad!   - It wouldn't be, but I  (hurt) the    same knee only three days ago and it    (not heal) yet.     -Judy! I the kitchen an hour   ago! Look at the mess! What (happen) here?   - Don't worry! I'm baking. I already   (make) some biscuits with chocolate chips.    - You  (make) plenty of them three days ago, why do you need more?   - We those, of course!   I (not make) any muffins yet, but I am going to.