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    This document contrasts the past simple and present perfect tenses through a series of example sentences using common verbs like go, have, live, lose, play, be, cut, break, see, read, visit, eat, buy, and clean. The past simple tense is used to describe actions completed at a specific time in the past, while the present perfect tense is used for actions that are completed or ongoing up until the present.

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    PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT

    1. I …………… (never/go) to Rome.

    2. My great great grandfather …………… (have) three dog.

    3. He …………… (live) in Boston for two years when he was a student.

    4. Oh no! I …………… (lose) my keys!

    5. Last weekend, they …………… (play) football, then they …………… (go)
    the theatre.

    6. Isabella …………… (live) in Argentina when she was young.

    7. Ow! I …………… (cut) my finger!

    8. He …………… (be) here all morning.

    9. She …………… (live) in seven different countries, so she knows a lot about
    different cultures.

    10. She …………… (break) her leg the day before her birthday.

    11. We …………… (see) Alice yesterday.

    12. I …………… (read) ten books this month.

    13. We …………… (never/visit) another country before.

    14. My friend …………… (not/eat) herlunch yet.

    15. She …………… (buy) a new house in 2014.

    16. They …………… (clean) the car. It looks new again.

    17. …………… (you/have) a good day in town on Saturday?

    18. You …………… (be) on holiday - your face is tanned!

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