Past & Present Perfect Sentence Transformation | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Yesterday was the first time Jimmy ate a raw octopus. → Jimmy first ...

Jimmy first ate a raw octopus yesterday.

Last week was the first time the little girl went to the park. → The little girl first ...

The little girl first went to the park last week.

This is the first time she has attended the club. → She hasn't ...

She hasn't attended the club before.

This is the first time I have gone to Vung Tau. → I have ...

I have never gone to Vung Tau before.

This is the first time he has visited our city. → He has never ...

He has never visited our city before.

Have you worked this type of job yet? → Have you ever ...

Have you ever worked this type of job before?

We haven't eaten this kind of food before. → This is the first time ...

This is the first time we have eaten this kind of food.

How long have you corresponded with Adam? → How long ago ...

How long ago did you start corresponding with Adam?

When did you last go to Vung Tau? → How long has it been since ...

How long has it been since you went to Vung Tau?

When did your family start to live in the countryside? → How long is it ...

How long is it since your family started living in the countryside?

How long have they got engaged? → When ...

When did they get engaged?

When did he begin to play for the school soccer team? → How long ...

How long has he played for the school soccer team?

How long have you worked for ACB bank? → How long ago ...

How long ago did you start working for ACB bank?

When did Mary go shopping with my aunt? → How long is it ...

How long is it since Mary went shopping with my aunt?

How long is it since you began to play for Manchester team? → When ...

When did you begin to play for Manchester team?

When did you start learning English? → How long ...

How long have you learnt English?

Johnny has not had his hair cut for over 3 months. → It has been ...

It has been 3 months since John had his hair cut.

We last went to the beach 7 years ago. → It has been ...

It has been 7 years since we went to the beach.

I stopped writing to my old friend 3 weeks ago. → It is ...

It is 3 weeks since I wrote to my old friend.

The last time we watched TV was 2 days ago. → It has been ...

It has been 2 days since we watched TV.

Natalie has learnt Italian for 10 years. → It is ...

It is 10 years since Natalie started learning Italian.

We haven't sold electrical equipment since September 25th. → The last time ...

The last time we sold electrical equipment was on September 25th.

I last went out with Jim a long time ago. → The last time ...

The last time I went out with Jim was a long time ago.

She hasn't written to John since August. → She last ...

She last talked to John in August.

It's many years since Linda last talked to me. → The last time ...

The last time Linda talked to me was many years ago.

I have not visited Uncle Ben since 2005. → I last ...

I last visited Uncle Ben in 2005.

She has not drunk coffee since she was sick last week. → She stopped ...

She stopped drinking coffee when she was sick last week.

This department store has provided us with cheese since last summer. → This department store started ...

This department store started providing us with cheese last summer.

Jack last had breakfast at that restaurant when he was ten. → Jack stopped ...

Jack stopped having breakfast at that restaurant when he was ten.

The boys have played football since 2 o'clock. → The boys began ...

The boys began playing football at 2 o'clock.

My mom hasn't planted trees in the garden for 3 months. → My mom stopped ...

My mom stopped planting trees in the garden 3 months ago.

She has learnt French with foreigners since 2005. → She started ...

She started learning French with foreigners in 2005.

I have taken part in this English-speaking club since last month. → I began ...

I began taking part in this English-speaking club last month.

Helen started to learn Chinese in 2005. → Helen has been ...

Helen has been learning Chinese since 2005.

Kate and her husband began teaching at that school in 1998. → Kate and her husband ...

Kate and her husband have taught at that school since 1998.

She last read a newspaper on March 12. → She hasn't ...

She hasn't read a newspaper since March 12.

It's 2 years since he last saw Mrs. Green. → He hasn't ...

He hasn't seen Mrs. Green for 2 years.

The last time she went out with him was 3 weeks ago. → She hasn't ...

She hasn't gone out with him for 3 weeks.

My father stopped drinking wine last year. → My father hasn't ...

My father hasn't drunk wine since last year.

I started writing this letter 2 hours ago. → I have ...

I have written/have been writing this letter for 2 hours.