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    This document discusses how to talk about past experiences in English. It explains that the simple past tense is used to talk about experiences that happened at a specific time in the past, while the present perfect tense is used when the time is unspecified or ongoing. It provides examples of asking about experiences using "Have you ever..." followed by the past participle of the verb, like "Have you ever ridden a horse?" The document concludes by providing a list of experience questions for the reader to ask their partner.

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    This document discusses how to talk about past experiences in English. It explains that the simple past tense is used to talk about experiences that happened at a specific time in the past, while the present perfect tense is used when the time is unspecified or ongoing. It provides examples of asking about experiences using "Have you ever..." followed by the past participle of the verb, like "Have you ever ridden a horse?" The document concludes by providing a list of experience questions for the reader to ask their partner.

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    Have You Ever Ridden A Horse

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    This document discusses how to talk about past experiences in English. It explains that the simple past tense is used to talk about experiences that happened at a specific time in the past, while the present perfect tense is used when the time is unspecified or ongoing. It provides examples of asking about experiences using "Have you ever..." followed by the past participle of the verb, like "Have you ever ridden a horse?" The document concludes by providing a list of experience questions for the reader to ask their partner.

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    HAVE YOU EVER RIDDEN A

    HORSE?

    LETS TALK ABOUT


    EXPERIENCES
    M.A.F.

    HOW DO WE TALK ABOUT


    EXPERIENCES?
    WITH A SPECIFIC TIME IN
    THE PAST
    I went to Santiago last year in July.

    WITH NO SPECIFIC TIME IN


    THE PAST
    I have gone to Santiago twice.

    We use the Simple Past tense to talk


    about experiences with an specific
    time in the past.
    Subject

    Verb past tense

    complement

    Time expression

    We use the Present Perfect tense


    to talk about experiences with no
    specific time in the past.
    Subject

    have
    has

    Verb Past Participle

    complement

    Asking about experiences


    Have /has + subject + ever + Verb past participle
    Ever indicates at any time in your life until now.

    Have you ever met a famous person?


    Never indicates at no time in your life.
    Ive never had a dog.

    Have you ever

    travel fly

    traveled by plane/ flown a plane?

    Have you ever

    Drive Travel

    driven a truck/ traveled by truck?

    Have you ever

    Eat - Prepare

    eaten sushi/ prepared sushi?

    Have you ever

    do-go

    done bungee jumping/ gone bungee


    jumping?

    Have you ever

    Travel- Be

    traveled abroad/ been abroad?

    Been
    Drunk
    Driven
    Said
    Taken
    Seen
    Made
    Lost

    written
    spent
    felt
    won
    eaten
    forgot
    fallen
    met

    Ask your partner

    Do/ parachuting

    Ride/ horse

    Go/ trekking

    Go/rafting

    Eat/Chinese food

    Try/ snails

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