Did you call Daniel?
 Questions are made with did
You called Luca.
You did not call Daniel.
I arrived at Jennifers' home.
Last weekend I studied for my exams.
She stopped the car to check it out.
To form the Simple Past of
Regular verbs we add: ed
Negative forms are made
with did not
If a verbs ends in e, we add d
If a verbs ends in consonant
+ y, we eliminate the y and
add ied  To ask questions about experiences
If a one syllable vernb ends
in consonant + vowel +
consonant, we double the
last consonant and then add
ed 
Use the simple past to
express the idea that an
action started and finished
at a specific time in the
past.
Jennifer Ordoñez Valdivieso
TUR-S-MA-3-37
Simple Past
Have you ever studied German?
in someone’s life.
Ever
The present perfect is a tense
Difference of that describes: a finished We use ever in negative sentences if
He doesn't ever take any exercise
action in an unfinished time, a we have not.
finished action at an
undefined time, an unfinished
action In negatives we use never combined He has never travelled outside
Never
with an affirmative verb his country.
Present Perfect
I have worked as a nurse since 2013
The present perfect is formed
using Subject + have/has +
verb - ed
Julio has  studied architecture in Spain for three years