Fill in the blanks with the appropriate conjugated verb by choosing between the simple past and present perfect. Use contracted forms when possible. Mom and Dad ______ me what I'd... Fill in the blanks with the appropriate conjugated verb by choosing between the simple past and present perfect. Use contracted forms when possible. Mom and Dad ______ me what I'd like for my birthday yet! (not ask). Last year, they ______ me a scooter for my fifth birthday and a great birthday party with my school friends. (offer). I ______ Mom my friend Emma ______ inline rollers for hers. (tell - have) I hope she ______ the hint. (take) One month ago, I ______ Emma's inline rollers and I ______ very well! (try - do)
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to fill in the blanks with the appropriate conjugated verbs, choosing between the simple past and present perfect forms. It involves completing sentences with the correct verb tense based on the context provided.
Answer
haven't asked, offered, told, had, took, tried, did
Mom and Dad haven't asked me what I'd like for my birthday yet! Last year, they offered me a scooter for my fifth birthday and a great birthday party with my school friends. I told Mom my friend Emma had inline rollers for hers. I hope she took the hint. One month ago, I tried Emma's inline rollers and I did very well!
Answer for screen readers
Mom and Dad haven't asked me what I'd like for my birthday yet! Last year, they offered me a scooter for my fifth birthday and a great birthday party with my school friends. I told Mom my friend Emma had inline rollers for hers. I hope she took the hint. One month ago, I tried Emma's inline rollers and I did very well!
More Information
The present perfect tense is used to indicate actions linking past to present, while the simple past is used for actions that are completed.
Tips
Confusing when to use present perfect and simple past. Remember, use present perfect for unfinished actions continuing into the present.
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