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    The document provides information on the formation and use of the present perfect and past simple tenses in English. It outlines: 1) The affirmative and negative forms of the present perfect and past simple, including the use of auxiliary verbs and past participles. 2) Time expressions used with each tense, such as "since/for" with present perfect and "yesterday/last year" with past simple. 3) The main uses of the present perfect, which include describing recent actions and experiences, and the past simple, which is used to talk about specific past occasions.

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    The document provides information on the formation and use of the present perfect and past simple tenses in English. It outlines: 1) The affirmative and negative forms of the present perfect and past simple, including the use of auxiliary verbs and past participles. 2) Time expressions used with each tense, such as "since/for" with present perfect and "yesterday/last year" with past simple. 3) The main uses of the present perfect, which include describing recent actions and experiences, and the past simple, which is used to talk about specific past occasions.

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    The document provides information on the formation and use of the present perfect and past simple tenses in English. It outlines: 1) The affirmative and negative forms of the present perfect and past simple, including the use of auxiliary verbs and past participles. 2) Time expressions used with each tense, such as "since/for" with present perfect and "yesterday/last year" with past simple. 3) The main uses of the present perfect, which include describing recent actions and experiences, and the past simple, which is used to talk about specific past occasions.

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    The document provides information on the formation and use of the present perfect and past simple tenses in English. It outlines: 1) The affirmative and negative forms of the present perfect and past simple, including the use of auxiliary verbs and past participles. 2) Time expressions used with each tense, such as "since/for" with present perfect and "yesterday/last year" with past simple. 3) The main uses of the present perfect, which include describing recent actions and experiences, and the past simple, which is used to talk about specific past occasions.

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    ENGLISH 1ºESO PABLO TEJEDOR

    PRESENT PERFECT- Formation


    Affirmative sentences Negative sentences Questions

    SUBJECT + ______________________ + ______________________ S + ______________________ + ____________+ _________________ ______________________ + SUBJECT + ____________________ ….?
    e.g. e.g. e.g.
    e.g. e.g. e.g.

    Past Participles: Regular Verbs USES


    1. To describe actions that have happened recently (without specifying when)
    e.g.
    Past Participles: Irregular Verbs e.g.
    2. To ask and answer about experiences
    e.g.
    e.g.
    TIME EXPRESSIONS used with PRESENT PERFECT: since, for, just, ever, never, still, yet, already
    SINCE vs FOR BEEN vs GONE
    SINCE + point in time FOR + period of time - We use BEEN when someone has gone away somewhere and has returned.
    e.g.

    - We use GONE when someone has gone away somewhere and has NOT returned yet.
    e.g.

    JUST / NEVER/EVER STILL / YET / ALREADY


    - We use JUST when the action has happened very recently - We use STILL with PP (usually) in negative sentences (todavía).
    e.g. e.g.
    - We use EVER in questions asking about experiences. - We use YET in negative sentences and questions (aún).
    e.g. e.g.
    - We use NEVER with affirmative verbs and a negative meaning (at no time). e.g.
    e.g. - We use ALREADY in affirmative sentences or questions. (ya)
    e.g.
    e.g.
    ENGLISH 1ºESO PABLO TEJEDOR

    PAST SIMPLE - Formation


    Affirmative sentences Negative sentences Questions

    SUBJECT + __________________ (reg) / ___________________ (irreg) SUBJECT + ______________________ + ____________________ ______________________ + SUBJECT + ____________________ ….?
    e.g. e.g. e.g.

    TIME EXPRESSIONS used with PAST SIMPLE: yesterday, last (week, year, summer) , (2 days/a month) ago, dates: on+day, in+year

    PAST SIMPLE vs PRESENT PERFECT


    - We use the PAST SIMPLE when we talk about a specific occasion in the past. - We use the PRESENT PERFECT to ask and answer about experiences in general (without
    It is used with finished time expressions. specifying when). It is used with unfinished time expressions.
    e.g. e.g.
    e.g. e.g.

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