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Mind Map by Cristina Malo Ayensa, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Cristina Malo Ayensa
about 6 years ago
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Past simple & Present Perfect
- Past simple
- Regular Verbs
- Ending - ED:
- Ending - ED:
- Irregular Verbs
- Second Form Irregular
Verbs
- Negative Form: Sj + did + not + Infinitive
Interrogative: Did + Sj + Infinitive ?
- Negative Form: Sj + did + not + Infinitive
Interrogative: Did + Sj + Infinitive ?
- Second Form Irregular
Verbs
- We use Past simple: to refer to
definite time in the past (when we
specify the time or how long) and
usually with past time expressions
such as yesterday, two weeks
ago, last year, in 1995
- TIME EXPRESSIONS: Last
(day, month, year, week ...),
Yesterday, The other day, The
day before, Ago
- TIME EXPRESSIONS: Last
(day, month, year, week ...),
Yesterday, The other day, The
day before, Ago
- Regular Verbs
- Present Perfect
- We use Present Perfect: to talk about
time up to now, that is, events that took
place in the past but which connect with
the present. The present perfect is often
used with time expressions which indicate
time up to now, for example today, this
year, in the last six months:
- TIME EXPRESSIONS: Since 1980, since
July, for ten years, for three days, this
week, this month, this year, just, yet,
already, recently, ever, never
- TIME EXPRESSIONS: Since 1980, since
July, for ten years, for three days, this
week, this month, this year, just, yet,
already, recently, ever, never
- Sj + HAVE/HAS + Past participle -ED
/Third form irregular verbs
- Negative: Sj + haven't / hasn't +
past participle -ED
- Interrogative: HAVE/HAS + Sj + -ED /
Third form
- Negative: Sj + haven't / hasn't +
past participle -ED
- We use Present Perfect: to talk about
time up to now, that is, events that took
place in the past but which connect with
the present. The present perfect is often
used with time expressions which indicate
time up to now, for example today, this
year, in the last six months:
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