Past simple and present perfect
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The document provides examples of using different time expressions to indicate actions that started in the past and continue in the present. It shows how to express the duration of an action that began in the past using "for" and "since" by giving examples like "He has cooked for 3 hours since 12:00" or "They have driven their car since September for 1 month." It also contrasts expressions like "yesterday," "last week," and specific past dates and months with continuing present actions.
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- 3. He continues cooking Past Sigue haciendo la acción en el Present presente 12:00 15:00 DESDE HACE DESDE (QUE) He has cooked FOR 3 hours COCINA SINCE 12:00
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- 7. He danced yesterday last night 4 days ago in February in 2008
- 8. He continues Monday Wednesday for 2 days He has danced baila since Monday
- 9. yesterday last year They drove their car 1 month ago in Summer in 2000
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