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    1. The document provides an extra grammar practice activity with questions about using the present perfect and past simple tenses correctly. 2. It includes sentences to complete with the correct verb forms, addressing usage of ever, never, for, since, just, yet and already with the present perfect and past simple. 3. The activity tests understanding of when to use the present perfect and past simple tenses by finding mistakes in sample sentences and correcting them.

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    Extra grammar practice: challenge Unit 4

    Present perfect with ever and never, 4 Complete the sentences with the present perfect
    or past simple form of the verbs given.
    for and since, just, yet, already;
    Present perfect and past simple 1 A: Hello, Janet! I havent seen
    (not see) you for
    a while.
    1 Complete the sentences with the present perfect have been(be) in France last week. I think
    B: I
    form of the verbs given and ever or never.
    I  have telled(tell) you.
    1 The number of accidents in the home
    so high. (be) 2 A: I have never(never/travel)
    traveled outside Europe.
    What about you?
    2 an unusual remedy? (you/use)
    B: Oh yes, many times. I have went (go) to
    3 She any serious accidents. (have) Africa, Australia and the US. Last summer,
    4 my special recipe for chicken soup?
    have visit
    I  (visit) Chicago for the first time.
    (you/try) have you hurt
    3 A:  (you/hurt) your foot?
    5 I the emergency number. (call) have you talled of
    B: Yes, I (fall off) my bike. It
    6 a cold in the summer? (you/catch)
    (happen) two days ago.

    2 Complete the sentences with the present perfect 4 A: Did you know Mary have injured (injure) her
    form of the verbs in the box and for or since. ankle at the ice rink yesterday? knoed
    B: No, I havent (not know).
    be  •  have  •  help  •  live  •  not see  •  not take (they/use) the RICE method on her injury yet?

    1 I you a long time! 5 Cross out the ten extra words.


    2 We at this bus stop half
    Have did you ever heard of Médecins Sans Frontières?
    an hour.
    You probably have, but maybe you don’t know the
    3 I this headache I woke history of this medical humanitarian organisation.
    up this morning. In 1971, a group of French doctors and journalists
    4 My mother people 1995, have decided to start an international organisation
    when she became a nurse. to provide medical help to people around the world.
    Since yet 1971, MSF has worked in over 70 countries and
    5 you in this house has treated over 100 million patients. In 2019, they have
    a long time? treated over 10 million patients!
    Volunteers are very important for MSF – like Carmen,
    6 They any medicine
    who works in the UK office. She has been was at the
    last year.
    MSF UK office for nearly a year, but she has already
    since seen some life-saving work and been to some
    3 Find and correct the mistakes in the sentences.
    interesting events. She has definitely never have felt
    1 You haven’t looked well since Monday – have you bored working with MSF: ‘I have been the best job out
    seen the doctor already? there!’ she says.
    Since they started, MSF has received ever many awards
    2 Sorry, I’m still a bit tired – I’ve already woken up. for its medical humanitarian activities. In 1999, MSF has
    won the Nobel Peace Prize.

    3 I think I have flu, but I haven’t checked my
    temperature just.

    4 Already we’ve called to ask for an ambulance twice.
    Where is it?

    5 I just have taken a painkiller and I feel much better.

    6 They’re bored because they’ve played this game
    many times yet.

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