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Ismael Marcos Lara

English Teacher
GRAMMAR
PAST SIMPLE
specific past
 GRAMMAR
PAST SIMPLE
specific past

SUBJECT PAST COMPLEMENT

I went to Italy.
You woke up late.
He visited France.
She went shopping.
It won the match.
We studied for the exam.
You came early for class.
They worked in a bank.
 GRAMMAR
PAST SIMPLE
specific past

SUBJECT AUX. VERB COMPLEMENT

I did not go to Italy.
You didn’t wake up late.
He didn’t buy a present.
She didn’t go shopping.
It didn’t win the match.
We didn’t study for the exam.
You didn’t come early for class.
They didn’t work in a bank.
 GRAMMAR
PAST SIMPLE
specific past

AUX. SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT

Did I go to Italy?
Did you wake up late?
Did he buy a present?
Did she go shopping?
Did it win the match?
Did we study for the exam?
Did you come early for class?
Did they work in a bank?
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I went to Paris last year.

I didn’t go to Paris two years ago.
You played video games yesterday.
You didn’t do your homework.
 She did exercise.
She didn’t eat ice-cream.
 He took a nap.
He didn’t cook the dinner.
 We had a party.
We didn’t travel to other city.
 They worked in a bank.
They didn’t work for Microsoft.
GRAMMAR
PRESENT PERFECT
 GRAMMAR
PRESENT PERFECT

SUBJECT AUX. PARTICIPLE COMPLEMENT

I have been to Italy.
You have gone to Italy.
He has written poems.
She has bought many sweets.
It has lost the match.
We have spoken English for nine months.
You have seen my keys.
They have slept for ten hours.
 GRAMMAR
PRESENT PERFECT

SUBJECT AUX. PARTICIPLE COMPLEMENT

I haven’t
have not been to Italy.
You haven’t
have not gone to Italy.
He hasn’t
has not written poems.
She hasn’t
has not bought many sweets.
It hasn’t
has not lost the match.
We haven’t
have not spoken English for nine months.
You haven’t
have not seen my keys.
They haven’t
have not slept for ten hours.
 GRAMMAR
PRESENT PERFECT

AUX. SUBJECT PARTICIPLE COMPLEMENT

Have I been to Italy?
Have you gone to Italy ?
Has he written poems ?
Has she bought many sweets?
Has it lost the match?
Have we spoken English for nine months?
Have you seen my keys?
Have they slept for ten hours?
Have I ever been to Paris?

I have been to Paris before.

I haven’t been to Brazil.
You have never eaten Sushi.
You have not eaten Sushi.
 He has been the American president.
He hasn’t been the American president.
 She's studied.
She hasn’t studied.
 They've worked.
They haven’t worked.
 We have studied.
We haven’t studied.