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Present Perfect vs Past Simple Exercises

The document provides homework instructions for a student named Belen Reascos. The homework involves practicing the present perfect tense and past simple tense through a series of exercises. The exercises include writing phrases using "for" or "since", rewriting sentences in the present perfect and past simple tenses, completing questions in the present perfect tense, and completing sentences using either the past simple or present perfect tenses.

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Present Perfect vs Past Simple Exercises

The document provides homework instructions for a student named Belen Reascos. The homework involves practicing the present perfect tense and past simple tense through a series of exercises. The exercises include writing phrases using "for" or "since", rewriting sentences in the present perfect and past simple tenses, completing questions in the present perfect tense, and completing sentences using either the past simple or present perfect tenses.

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HOMEWORK

Name: Belen Reascos

Class: 14051

Do the activities from section B about present perfect and Past Simple.
a) Write for or since
1. Since last week
2. For a week
3. For a long time
4. Since last weekend
5. For five minutes
6. Since I was a child
7. Since july
8. For 1000 years
9. Since yesterday
[Link] months
[Link] ten days
[Link] I last saw you
b) Rewrite the sentences with the present perfect and for or since
1. I have worked here since January.
2. I have lived her for three months.
3. He’s held the record since the last Olympics.
4. She’s owned the car since 2011.
5. They’ve been married for two days.
6. I haven’t listened to pop music for a long time.
7. We haven’t been friends since we had a fight.
8. I haven’t had a TV in my home for a few years.
9. He hasn’t eaten meat since New Year’s Day.

c) Complete the questions in the present perfect


1. How long have you studied English?
2. How long has she lived in this area?
3. How long has [Link] taught at this school?
4. How long have we had our passports?
5. How long has he been a football fan?
d) Complete the sentences. Use past simple or present perfect.
1. She’s worked here for ten months.
2. She started work last July.
3. When did you buy your car?
4. How long have you had this car?
5. We haven’t seen him since last summer.
6. We didn’t see him in October.
7. I loved animals when I was a child.
8. I’ve loved animals all my life.

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