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The document discusses the differences between using the present perfect and simple past tenses in English. It provides examples of when to use each: - The present perfect is used for actions that began in the past and continue in the present, or when the result of the action is relevant now. The simple past is used for actions fully in the past. - Signal words like "already" or "for" indicate unfinished time requiring present perfect, while words like "yesterday" or specific past times use simple past. - Examples show using the present perfect to discuss current relevance or unfinished timelines, and simple past for finished past actions or times.
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- 1. Workshop Present Perfect or Simple Past ?
- 2. • Simple past: He worked (werkwoord + ed - ‘2e rijtje’) • Present perfect: He has worked (have/has + voltooid deelwoord - ‘3e rijtje’)
- 3. Present Perfect or Simple Past? Gebruik •Iets is in het verleden begonnen en duurt nog steeds. •Het resultaat van een gebeurtenis is nu belangrijk. Iets is in het verleden begonnen en nu afgelopen. Het is voorbij.
- 4. Present Perfect or Simple Past? Signaalwoorden Unfinished time: already, today, this week, this month, for, since, ever, never, yet Recent time: lately, recently, just, in the last few minutes/days/weeks Finished time: yesterday,last week, 5 years ago, in 2002, when I was a child When ….? At what time …?
- 5. Present Perfect or Simple Past? I haven`t seen Patrick today yet. The train has just arrived. How long have you lived here? I didn`t see Patrick yesterday. The train arrived 5 minutes ago. When did you come here?
- 6. Present Perfect or Simple Past? She has been a baker since december. Peter has not read any good book recently. I have already met her twice this week. She worked as a baker last year. When Peter was on holiday, he read a good book. I met her twice last week.
- 7. Present Perfect or Simple Past? Have you ever been to Scotland? I have been to Scotland three times. When did you go to Scotland? I went there three months ago.
- 8. Present Perfect or Simple Past? A: I have found your wallet. B: Oh, good. Where did you find it? Present Perfect(A): geeft het resultaat aan Simple Past (B): vraagt naar moment in het verleden
- 9. Present Perfect or Simple Past? A: We have bought a new car. B: Oh, really? What sort? A: An Opel. We bought it last week.
- 10. Present Perfect or Simple Past? What is the difference? Charles Dickens wrote a lot of books. J. K. Rowling has written a lot of books.