Find the Mistake - Present Perfect or Past Simple - Part 2

Find the mistake in the use of the present perfect or past simple tense and correct it

Have they ever see a lion?
Rule: Present Perfect and Past Simple ShowHide

Past Simple

A finished action at a finished time – we say or know when.

I went to the new gym yesterday.
Last week Fred fell off a ladder and broke his arm.

yesterday · last week · two years ago · in July · when I was six · When …?

Present Perfect

have / has + 3rd form. The time is not finished, or we don't say it.

  • Life experience: Have you ever been to Tokyo?
  • From the past up to now: I haven't seen Sam for a long time.
  • In a time that isn't over yet: Ted has called you twice this morning.

ever · never · just · already · yet · for · since · today · this week · so far

Start with the Present Perfect, give the details in the Past Simple: Have you ever been to Paris? – Yes, I went there last summer. A finished time never goes with the Present Perfect: We moved here two years ago, not have moved.

Ten sentences with one wrong word each. Click the word that is out of place, then build the correct one out of letters - most of them are irregular past participles: seen, made, gone, brought.

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