(1) Present Perfect Simple: FORM Use the words to make Present Perfect Simple experience sentences.

If a sentence contains the word "ever," write a question.

1. She / review / moives / many times / before She has reviewed movies many times before. 2. I / never / read / a book / by that author I have never read a book by that author. 3. You / ever / write / a / poem / before Have you ever written a pome before? 4. He / not / meet / an astronaut / before He has never met an astronaut before. 5. I / study / literature / for many years I have studied literature for many years. 6. He / never / like / plays He has never liked plays. 7. I / go / on this spaceship / many times / before I have gone on this spaceship many time before. 8. You / ever / meet / a celebrity / before Have you ever met a celebrity before?

(2) Present Perfect Simple: Experience. Simple Past: Details.

Complete the sentences about experience. Then, write a second sentence to give details about the experience. You must use the Past Simple to give details.

1. I (see) that play. I have seen that movie. I saw it last week with my sister. 2. She (read) that article already. She has read that article. She read it already. 3. We (go) there. We have gone there. we went there every day. 4. I (read) that magazine many times before. I have read that magazine. I read it many time before. 5. He (regret) performing the play in front of his family. He has regret performing the play in front of his family. 6. I (be) an editor before. I have been an editor.

(3) Present Perfect Simple Rewrite the following sentences, using the Past Simple or Present Perfect Simple depending on the time expressions. If the time expression is finished, use the Past

Simple tense. If the time expression is not finished, use the Present Perfect Simple tense. 1. I write for that fashion magazine (before) I have written for that fashion magazine before. 2. I not buy any novels. (this month) I have not bought any novels this month. 3. I eat breakfast (before class) I have ate breakfast. 4. She not come to school (today) She has not came to school today. 5. You study this grammar? (in this class) Have you studied this grammar in this class. 6. I drink coffee three times (this morning - now it is morning) I have drunk coffee three times. 7. I drink coffee a lot (last week) I have drunk coffee a lot. 8. I not go anywhere (this year) I have gone any where. 9. He act (in the play yesterday) He has acted in the play. 10. She not read even one chapter (in the last year) She has not read even one chapter. 11. These jeans not be washed (in the last month) These jeans has not be washed. 12. I dress up many times (last week) I have dress up. (4) Use the Present Perfect Simple or Past Simple depending the time expression used. 1. She see that movie (never) She has never seen that movie. 2. She see that movie (before)

She has seen that movie before. 3. You blog about your life in Spokane? (yesterday) Have you bloged abut your life in Spokane? 4. You read only the headlines? (ever) Have you ever read only the headlines? 5. We eat breakfast (this morning - now it is morning) We have ate breakfast this morning. 6. I not edit her paper (before turning it in) I did not edit her paper. 7. She not buy a non-fiction book (never) She has never bought a non-fiction book. 8. I hear about that author many times (in the last month) I have heared about that author many times. 9. She edit my writing (last night) She has edited my writing. 10. We perform on a stage (never, before) We have never perform on a stage before. 11. He fold his laundry? (yesterday afternoon) He has folded his laundry. 12. He fold his laundry? (ever) Has he ever fold his laundry?