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Present Perfect Vs Past Simple
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English grammar
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Topic
Present Perfect vs. Past Simple tense
English course B1
I have been to Paris three times.
I was in Paris in 2005.
Present Perfect Tense
Past Simple Tense
Use Present Perfect Tense
Talk about experience Action in the past (undetermined time) Unfinished action started in the past
Use Present Perfect Tense
Martin has jumped with a parachute. Ellen has never eaten a Japanese sushi. He has not driven his bike since the accident.
Use Past Simple
A completed action in the pastAction in the past (determined time)
Use Past Simple
Martin made his first parachute jump in 2005. Ellen tried Japanese sushi yesterday. The bike accident happened two monthas ago.
Keywords for Present Perfect Tense
NEVER/EVERSince... For... ...yet
Keywords for Past Simple Tense
last...yesterday ...ago Then...
Lets practise
Put the verbs into Present Perfect or Past Simple tense
I __________________ your sister when I ______________ at the movie theater Saturday night. She looks like you. [to meet; to be]
I MET your sister when I WAS at the movie theater Saturday night. She looks like you.
Ann is so absent-minded! Do you believe she ___________________ the wrong tickets? [to get]
Ann is so absent-minded! Do you believe she HAS GOTTEN / GOT the wrong tickets?
_____ you ________ Sarah yet? She ___________ while you ____________ away. [to call; to phone; to be]
HAVE you CALLED Sarah yet? She PHONED while you WERE away.
Genially, right?
Thanks!
Hrisimira Kostadinova