Present Perfect vs Past Simple (theory/ rules) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Is the sentence correct? (Why/ Why not? I watched this movie twice, I don't want to watch it any more

No; I've watched this movie twice, I don't want to watch it any more

Put the word "ever" in the corrrect place in the sentence: Have you jumped with a parachute?

Have you ever jumped with a parachute?

Put the word "yet" into the correct place in the sentence: Have you finished your homework?

Have you finished your homework yet?

Put the word "just" into the correct place in the sentence: I have called him

I have JUST called him

Choose a correct alternative "Jenny's been to the US" or "Jenny was in the US?

Jenny's been to the US (no specific time; just her experience)

Translate the sentences ; "We've already eaten' "I've worked as a teacher since 20212'

What tense do we use to talk about situations that started IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE to the present?

Present Perfect (He' been vegetarian since he was about 12)

Is it correct? (Why?/Why not?) 'We have seen a very good film last night'

No; last night = exact time in the past (Past simple)

Is the sentence correct (Why?/ Why not?): I haven't tried sushi yet

Correct (experience; up to now)

Put the verb "have' into Present Perfect form

have had; has had