Question

1) Underline the correct verb. 1. James Smith is a runner. He’s won / He won a lot of medals. 2. I’ve seen / I saw my first Disney film when I was three years old. 3. Our school basketball team hasn’t won / didn’t win a match since the start of the year. 4. The Browns have lived/lived in Brazil for years, but they’re back in the UK now. 5. Sam went to his grandmother for dinner last night. She has cooked / cooked him a great meal. 6. We haven’t heard / didn’t hear from Pam since her family moved to Germany. 7. A: How long has she been / was she ill? B: I think she has gone / went into hospital last week

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1_ He's won.....

2_ I Saw....

3_Hasn't....

4_Lived .....

5_cooked..

6_ Haven't heard

7_ Has she been..

Answer 2

Se completan las oraciones con los verbos correctos (the correct verbs) en pasado simple o presente perfecto:

1. James Smith is a runner. He’s won a lot of medals.
2. I saw my first Disney film when I was three years old.
3. Our school basketball team hasn’t won a match since the start of the year.
4. The Browns have lived in Brazil for years, but they’re back in the UK now.
5. Sam went to his grandmother for dinner last night. She cooked him a great meal.
6. We haven’t heard from Pam since her family moved to Germany.
7. A: How long has she been ill?  B: I think she went into hospital last week.

¿Cuándo se usa el present perfect?

Se utiliza cuando hablamos de acciones que empezaron en el pasado y continúan en el presente o que se han terminado recientemente. Para completar las oraciones afirmativas se debe usar el auxiliar del have (have/has) con la siguiente estructura:

Sujeto + have / has + pasado participio + complemento.

Puedes aprender más sobre el presente perfecto en:

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