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by Gerarda Pellegrino 7 years ago

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PAST SIMPLE Versus PRESENT PERFECT

Understanding the usage of past simple and present perfect tenses is crucial for effective communication. The present perfect tense is used to describe actions that began in the past and continue into the present, often with time expressions like "

Was-Were

by JUAN ESTEBAN MANCIPE MARTINEZ

In, on, at

by Fernando Rodríguez

Greek mythology

by niko7730 niko7730

Speed

by Anna Sulek

PAST SIMPLE Versus PRESENT PERFECT

Understanding the usage of past simple and present perfect tenses is crucial for effective communication. The present perfect tense is used to describe actions that began in the past and continue into the present, often with time expressions like "

Was-Were

In, on, at

Greek mythology

Speed

TIMES EXPRESSION

ever; never; just; already;yet

last week/month/year; yesterday; a year ago; at 5 o? clock

To talk about finished past actions.

To talk bout things that started in the past and continue in the present

To talk about things that happened in the past but are important in the present moment.

To talk about things that happened in the past at a time which is not specified

To talk about things that happened in the past.

PAST SIMPLE Versus PRESENT PERFECT

Ramo principale

Present perfect

Usage

Past simple

Mindomo

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PAST SIMPLE Versus PRESENT PERFECT

Understanding the usage of past simple and present perfect tenses is crucial for effective communication. The present perfect tense is used to describe actions that began in the past and continue into the present, often with time expressions like "

Was-Were

In, on, at

Greek mythology

Speed

TIMES EXPRESSION

ever; never; just; already;yet

last week/month/year; yesterday; a year ago; at 5 o? clock

To talk about finished past actions.

To talk bout things that started in the past and continue in the present

To talk about things that happened in the past but are important in the present moment.

To talk about things that happened in the past at a time which is not specified

To talk about things that happened in the past.

PAST SIMPLE Versus PRESENT PERFECT

Ramo principale

Present perfect

Usage

Past simple

Spread the word about Mindomo

Mindomo

More Info

Faq