Present Perfect & Past Simple

Present by :
Group 2 ( 2IK )
Syazani Nur’aysh
Qashrina Farhana
Irdina Batrisya
Irdina Karmila
Nor Solehah
When to use present perfect ??

You must always use the present perfect

when the time of an action is not
important or not specified.And it used to
indicate a link between the present and
the past. The time of the action is before
now but not specified, and we are often
more interested in the result than in the
action itself.
 When to use past simple ?

Use the past simple to talk

about a finished action that
happened at a specific time. For
example, “I went out with my
friends last night.” The adverb
“last night” is not required, but
it does help clarify that the
event happened at a specific
time.
 how to use present perfect and past simple
Present Perfect
We use the present perfect for actions which
started in the past and are still happening now
OR for finished actions which have a connection
to the present.
We CAN'T use the present perfect with a
finished time word:
eg : I've been to the museum yesterday.
.
Past Simple
We use the past simple for past events or
actions which have no connection to the present
We use it with finished actions, states or habits
in the past when we have a finished time word
(yesterday, last week, at 2 o'clock, in 2003).
:)
 Present Perfect examples

1) My mother has just finished the cake.

2) We have asked too many questions.
3) The banana has not turned brown yet.
4) My father has worked in Austin for a long time.
5) I have put the money on the table.
 Past Simple Examples

1. She finished her work at six o’clock.

2. The rain stopped an hour ago.

3. It discovered a new land.

4. We watched a movie last weekend.

5. We were good friends.

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