Present Perfect x Past Simple

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Present Perfect x Past Simple

teacher Denise Moraes

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teacher Denise Moraes

Past Simple Used with finished states, actions and habits in the past Last year we visited Berlin time is mentioned

Emma and Anna were happy state in the past

We used to play football in college habit in the past

Series of completed actions in the past He watched TV, studied English and played games

past simple now

Present Perfect Expresses experiences or a result of an action We have visited Berlin twice time is not mentioned

I have lost my keys and I can’t go out result of an action

She has worked there for 10 years how long

A completed action connected with the present He has had an accident and he is in the hospital now present

present perfect now

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teacher Denise Moraes

Past Simple Add d, ed or ied to all regular verbs in affirmatives I / you / we / they lived in Brazil. he / she / it

Use didn’t with the verbs in negatives I / you / we / they he / she / it

didn’t like basketball.

Use did with the verbs in interrogatives Did

I / you / we / they he / she / it

enjoy the beach?

Present Perfect noun + have/has + verb past participle I / you / we / they have slept all day has slept all day he / she / it

noun + have/has + not + verb past participle I / you / we / they haven’t called my mom. he / she / it hasn’t called my mom.

have/has + noun + verb past participle Have I / you / we / they visited the mall? Has he / she / it visited the mall?

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Base form

Past simple

Past participle

be

was/were

been

brake

broke

broken

climb

climbed

climbed

dance

danced

danced

eat

ate

eaten

fly

flew

flown

jump

jumped

jumped

listen

listened

listened

live

lived

lived

make

made

made

meet

met

met

ride

rode

ridden

sail

sailed

sailed

see

saw

seen

ski

skied

skied

stay

stayed

stayed

swim

swam

swum

taste

tasted

tasted

travel

travelled

travelled

visit

visited

visited

win

won

won

write

wrote

written

How identify a regular verb Regular verbs Irregular verbs

1

It is added –ed, -d or –ied to the verb

2

past past = simple participle

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