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Present Perfect quizzes

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This page gathers Present Perfect quizzes on time words, experiences and contrasts with the past simple. It offers school students practice and teachers ready-made exercises, mainly at secondary level. There are more than 60 quizzes from over 50 GoConqr users. Choose a quiz to begin.

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What present perfect quizzes cover

The quizzes give you sentences to complete and choices to make. Some focus on small word groups, including just, already, still and yet, or since and for. Others ask about experiences with ever and never, or compare the present perfect with the past simple.

How to use the quizzes

Start with Present perfect with just, already, still and yet if you want to focus on those time words. Its sentences give you a chance to choose between them in context. For a contrast, move on to Present Perfect vs Past Simple.

After a quiz, revisit any word or form you found difficult. If you want an explanation before trying again, switch to a mind map on the Present Perfect unit page. Flashcards there can also help with a quick review of the time words. Try a quiz that matches the point you are revising.

Frequently asked questions

Which quiz should I start with?

If you are practising time words, start with the quiz on just, already, still and yet. It asks you to choose words in sentences. If you want to work on experience questions instead, the quiz on ever and never is another starting point.

Are these quizzes free to use?

Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open and take without an account. A free account also lets you save your quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.

What can teachers find on this page?

Teachers can find ready-made quizzes for practice with time words, experiences and tense contrasts. The page includes exercises on since and for, as well as quizzes comparing the present perfect and past simple. Most resources are at secondary level, so teachers can choose material to suit their students.

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