Question / put the verbs in brackets either in the present perfect or past simple? me to those questions

5. worked (past simple)

6. do you get (past simple...)

7. has been (present perfect)

8. came (past simple)

9. did you get (past simple)

10. have not ridden (present perfect)

11. has been (present perfect)

12. have you ever baked (present perfect)

13. was (past simple)

14. rang (past simple)

15. have you seen (present perfect)

Explanation:

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Past simple is the basic form of past tense in Modern English. It describes events that happened in the past

Present perfect describes something that happened in the past but that is also still related to the present time.

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