Present Perfect vs Past Simple — Who Owns a Game After It Dies?
Grammar: Present perfect simple vs past simple
Free ESL grammar exercise on present perfect vs past simple themed around who owns a game after it dies?. Printable worksheet from classplan.ai.
What's on this worksheet
A Level 4 (upper intermediate) ESL grammar exercise on technology, practising present perfect simple vs past simple. The worksheet has a short reading excerpt, a grammar reference and graded practice items.
From the reading
Ross Scott has led the movement since early 2024. His campaign has collected over a million signatures. In the United Kingdom, a parallel parliamentary petition gathered over 35,000 signatures within weeks.
Grammar
- Present perfect — form
- Use have/has + past participle for actions connected to now. The campaign has collected over a million signatures.
- Past simple — form
- Use the past simple for finished events at a specific time. Ubisoft shut down the servers in April 2024.
Sample items
- Ubisoft ______ the servers for The Crew in April 2024.
- Ross Scott ______ the campaign since early 2024.
- The campaign ______ over a million signatures so far.
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