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    Week 04 - V

    Present perfect + past simple

    He has waited for an hour and then he went away.


    He waited for an hour and then he went away

    Here is your car. I just washed it.


    Here is your car. I have just washed it.

    Have you closed the window before you left?


    Have you close the window before you left?

    Were you here before? - Yes, last year.


    Have you been here before? - Yes, last year.

    Did you order the magazine yet?


    Have you ordered the magazine yet?

    I never saw the film, but I'd like to see it.


    I have never seen the film, but I'd like to see it.

    He didn't finish the letter yet.


    He hasn't finished the letter yet.

    We've done nothing like this at that time.


    We didn't do nothing like this at that time.

    It's quite complicated. Have you understood?


    It's quite complicated. Did you understand?

    She always loved Spain. She is going there again in June.


    She has always loved Spain. She is going there again in June.

    Aren't you hungry? When have you eaten?


    Aren't you hungry? When did you eat?

    We missed the plane! What shall we do now?


    We have missed the plane! What shall we do now?

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