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When to use the present perfect |
Use the present perfect to talk about recent event that happened before now. The time is not specific or important: (Often) never and ever is used. Ex. I've never been to Italy. Or to talk recent events or action which start in the past and continues now. (Often) just already, yet, recently... Is used. Ex. We've already eaten. |
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When to use the simple past |
Use the simple past to talk about a specific event that starts and finishes in the past. (We know when it happened) Ex. We went to Stockholm in the summer. Use the simple past to talk about an action which starts and finishes in the past. Ex. When I was twelve I lived in Hong Kong.. |
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Using the present perfect (hulpww. To have) |
To have +past participle (VD) Regular verbs:infinitive + -ed Irregular verbs: see list I have worked (I've worked) You have worked (you've worked) He/she/it has worked (he's worked) NEGATIVE I haven't worked You haven't worked He/she/it hasn't worked ? QUESTIONS ? Have you worked? have I worked?Have you worked?Has He/she/it worked? Has He/she/it worked? |
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Using the simple past |
-did (to do) I did You did He/she/it did We did you did They did ? Question Did I? Did you? Did He/she/it? |
