Past simple tense Past continuous tense Present perfect tense

Present perfect tense Past simple tense Past continuous tense

Jake has invited his friends He hasn’t told his parents Present perfect tense Jake has invited his friends He hasn’t told his parents I’ve never had a party at my house. My parents have left me in the house on my own for a weekend. I’ve broken this china dog. It’s been in the family since the 1930s. A red car has just stopped outside. They’ve come back. What have you come back for? Present perfect tense Past simple tense Past continuous tense Jake has invited his friends They went about ten minutes ago.   He hasn’t told his parents I’ve never had a party at my house. My parents have left me in the house on my own for a weekend. I’ve broken this china dog. I knocked it with my hand While I was dancing It’s been in the family since the 1930s. That was my great-grandfather’s. A red car has just stopped outside. They’ve come back. What have you come back for? Your mum suddenly remembered the wedding present While we were driving down the motorway We turned around and came back Where did you leave it? I left it in the kitchen