Present perfect and past simple quiz 2

I _____________ here since I left school.
1. worked
2. have worked
We _______________ twenty years ago.
1. have married
2. got married
I _______________ to Australia when I was a student.
1. have been
2. went
'__________________ to Australia?'
'No, never.'
1. Have you ever been
2. Did you ever go
I've been to Europe once. It ____________ in 1995.
1. was
2. has been
I _____________ running twice this week.
1. went
2. have been
I ______________ a cake. It's in the kitchen if you'd like a piece.
1. have made
2. made
Where ______________ this morning? I tried to call you but your phone was off.
1. have you been
2. were you
_________________ lunch yet? We're going to the canteen if you'd like to join us.
1. Did you have
2. Have you had
There ______________ an accident in the town centre and the road is closed to traffic.
1. was
2. has been
Oh no! I ____________ my phone. Have you seen it anywhere?
1. lost
2. have lost
'How long ______________ in London?'
'For two years. From 2000 - 2002.'
1. did you live
2. have you lived

Resources page for present perfect tense

Gap fill exercises

Letter : present perfect or past simple?
Fill the gaps in the complaint letter with past simple or present perfect verb forms

Present perfect, past simple and past continuous 01
Gapped dialogue. 'Have you ever...?' with a short anecdote as the reply using past simple and past continuous.

Present perfect, past simple and past continuous 02
Gapped dialogue. 'Have you ever...?' with a short anecdote as the reply using past simple and past continuous.

Quizzes - multiple choice / short answer

Present perfect - concept quiz 1
Fifteen-question concept checking quiz. All main uses of present perfect simple.

Present perfect and past simple - concept quiz
Ten-question MC concept checking quiz on present perfect simple and past simple.

Present perfect and past simple quiz 1
Twelve-question MC quiz testing present perfect for (recent) actions with present consequences, and events in an unfinished time period (the life of a living person, this week, this month etc.)