English Practice Sheet: Grammar

Name: ______________________ Date: ____________ Class: 6b

Topic: Simple Past or Present Perfect?

Task 1: Fill in the gaps.
Decide whether to use the Simple Past (finished action in the past) or the Present Perfect (action with a result now / signal words like already, yet, never, ever).
  1. Yesterday, Sarah (go) to the park with her dog.
  2. I (already / clean) my room. It looks great now!
  3. We (not / visit) London last summer.
  4. you ever (eat) fish and chips?
  5. Tom (buy) a new bike two days ago.
Task 2: Write short answers.

1. Have you finished your homework yet?

➔ Yes, _________________________________ .

2. Did you watch TV last night?

➔ No, _________________________________ .

💡 Signal Word Helper Box (Hilfe-Kasten):
Simple Past: yesterday, ago, last week, in 2022.
Present Perfect: already, just, never, ever, yet, so far.
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English Worksheet - Grade 6

English Practice Sheet: Grammar

Name: ______________________ Date: ____________ Class: 6b

Topic: Simple Past or Present Perfect?

Task 1: Fill in the gaps.
Decide whether to use the Simple Past (finished action in the past) or the Present Perfect (action with a result now / signal words like already, yet, never, ever).
  1. Yesterday, Sarah (go) to the park with her dog.
  2. I (already / clean) my room. It looks great now!
  3. We (not / visit) London last summer.
  4. you ever (eat) fish and chips?
  5. Tom (buy) a new bike two days ago.
Task 2: Write short answers.

1. Have you finished your homework yet?

➔ Yes, _________________________________ .

2. Did you watch TV last night?

➔ No, _________________________________ .

💡 Signal Word Helper Box (Hilfe-Kasten):
Simple Past: yesterday, ago, last week, in 2022.
Present Perfect: already, just, never, ever, yet, so far.