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The Present Perfect or The Past Simple USING THE CORRECT TENSE
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Past Simple vs Present Perfect What are the differences between these tenses?
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The Past Simple Tense We use the Past Simple Tense when we talk about an event that took place and finished in the past. e.g. I went to Bangkok last week. I finished my homework at 8pm last night. I had fried eggs for breakfast. Now
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The Past Simple Tense Subject + V2 ……. (time) e.g. He played football yesterday. I visited my grandparents last week.
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The Present Perfect Tense An ongoing action or state. I have studied English for 5 years For a recently completed activity. Teacher, I’ve finished. When the time of the action is not known or not specified Have you ever eaten sushi? I have lived in Spain.
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Present Perfect Timelines Ongoing Recently completed Unknown - unspecified
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The Present Perfect Tense Subject + have/has +V3 ……. e.g. He has visited his grandparents.
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Important Vocabulary PRESENT PERFECT Ever Never Yet Already Just For Since PAST SIMPLE Ago Last week Last month Last year In January … In 2006..
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Present Perfect or Past Simple ??? I ………(break) my leg. I ………(break) my leg last year. I ………(have) breakfast at 6am this morning. I ………(just have) my breakfast I ………(live) in Hong Kong when I was 7. I ………(live) in Hong Kong since I was 7.
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Complete using the correct tense (P.P. or P.S.) Sara ______ (drive) a car for nearly six years. She _____ (take) her driving test in 1999, but unfortunately she _____ (not pass) first time. Sara’s brother _____ (study) economics for five years, and a few weeks ago he _____(start) working in an international bank
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