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PREUNIVERSITARIO
2024-1
2022-1
TOPICS:
- Simple Past vs. Present Perfect
- Phrasal verbs (part 1)
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Read the dialogue. Focus on the underlined verbs.
PRESENT
PERFECT
I’ve lived in Huanuco Nice. I’ve been to
since I was born Huancayo once and
and then I came to it’s wonderful!
Lima to study.
SIMPLE
PAST
PRESENT PERFECT VS. SIMPLE PAST
- Use:
- The Present Perfect to express unfinished actions and indefinite time.
The Simple Past to express finished actions and definite time.
- Examples:
Example: Example:
Example: Example:
x
They didn’t attend the
Inés hasn’t slept yet.
meeting last night.
INTERROGATIVE
Present Perfect Simple Past
Have/ has + Subject + past Did + Subject + verb (base form)
participle + complement? + complement?
Example: Example:
A: Have you ever played the theremin? A: Did he call his mom last Sunday?
B: Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t. B: Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
TIME EXPRESSIONS
Present Perfect Simple Past
two days
yet ever when i was…
ago
since never last week last year
last monday
Choose the correct answer.
1. My dad __________ a lot of books lately.
A) ’ve read
Exercise 1 B) has read C) has readed D) has reading
PRESEN
T PAST PAST PART. PRESENT PAST PAST PART.
need needed needed smoke smoked smoked
kiss kissed kissed use used used
carry carried carried rain rained rained
cry cried cried look looked looked
marry married married live lived lived
try tried tried love loved loved
study studied studied
SIMPLE PAST PRESENT PERFECT
E.g.: He carried the bags to the airport an E.g.: Have you ever tried fishing?
hour ago.
IRREGULAR VERBS
PAST PAST PART. PRESENT PAST PAST PART.
PRESEN
T bring brought brought
do did done buy bought bought
find found found catch caught caught
have had had fight fought fought
hear heard heard teach taught taught
pay paid paid think thought thought
read read read PRESENT PERFECT
E.g.: We haven’t bought a house yet.
SIMPLE PAST
E.g.: We read the fairy tale yesterday
afternoon.
IRREGULAR VERBS