PAST SIMPLE VS. PRESENT PERFECT

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Doel van de les

Aan het einde van de les weet je weer wat het verschil is tussen de Past Simple en de Present Perfect

Adjectives & Adverbs?

Past simple - present perfect

	Past simple	Present perfect
Wanneer	Verleden; afgelopen	- Begonnen in verleden en nu nog bezig - zichtbaar resultaat - ervaringen tot nu toe
Signaalwoorden	last week, in 1995, yesterday, etc.	For, Yet, Never, Ever, Just, Always, Since (FYNE JAS)
HOE	ww + ed / 2e rijtje	have/has + voltooid deelwoord (+ed / 3e rijtje)
Voorbeeld	I lived in London when I was 15.	I have lived in London since 2015.

Past simple / Present perfect

(5 min total) 10 min

When do we use the past simple?

When do we use the present perfect?

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
She _____ (to play) the piano since she was 4.

1. played
2. have played
3. has played

Past simple / present perfect
When I was a child I ...............(read) a lot of comics.

1. read
2. readed
3. have read
4. have readed

Past Simple <> Present Perfect:
I ..... just ..... my telephone call.

1. has just finished
2. have just finished
3. did just finish
4. am just finishing

Past simple / present perfect
I ............. ( break) my leg, now I can't walk anymore.

1. breaked
2. broke
3. have breaked
4. have broken

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
How long ____ (she + live) in Britain?

1. did she live
2. did she lived
3. have she lived
4. has she lived

Huiswerk

Maken opdracht 8 op blz 110 t/m opdracht 16

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Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _________ that before.

1. did never
2. do
3. didn't
4. have never done

past simple-present perfect
We ... (not) yet, so we are hungry.

1. didn't eat
2. didn't eaten
3. haven't ate
4. haven't eaten

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _______ (always + like) playing board games.

1. always like
2. always liked
3. have always liked
4. has always liked

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

I _____ (be) a teacher for 11 years now.

1. was
2. has been
3. were
4. have been

past simple-present perfect
No thank you, no more food for me. I ... lunch.

1. did already have
2. did already had
3. have already had
4. had already had

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
______ you _____ (eat) eggs for breakfast yesterday?

1. Did ... ate
2. Have ... eaten
3. Did .... eat
4. Has ... eaten

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I don't think we _____ (to meet).

1. meeted
2. have meeted
3. met
4. have met

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
He ..... not ..... on the lights yet.

1. did not switch
2. did not switched
3. has not switch
4. has not switched

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _____ (to work) at a book store last year.

1. worked
2. have worked
3. has worked

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

______ (you + see) Janet recently?

1. Did you see
2. Did you saw
3. Have you seen
4. Have you saw

Past simple / Present perfect

I (walk) to school yesterday

1. have walked
2. walked
3. walk
4. am walking

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

______ (you + see) Janet last night?

1. Did you see
2. Did you saw
3. Have you seen
4. Have you saw

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I ______ (to see) her last month.

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
They ______ (not - to speak) to Tommy for a week.

Irregular verbs
Past simple+ present perfect of:
teach

Irregular verbs
Past simple+ present perfect of:
show

Past simple/ present perfect
John .... (leave) for work ten minutes ago.

Irregular verbs
Past simple+ present perfect of:
draw

Irregular verbs
Past simple+ present perfect of:
fight

Past Simple/ Present Perfect
Some policemen ......... (catch) the criminals two days ago.

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
A week ago I ____ (to fall) off my bike.

Past Simple / Present Perfect
The internet ___ (not exist) in 1980.

Past Simple / Present Perfect
I ......... (know) Julie for three years.

Irregular verbs
Past simple+ present perfect of:
catch

Past Simple / Present perfect:
I'm sorry, but I ____ (forget) my homework.

Irregular verbs
Past simple+ present perfect of:
stand

Past Simple / Present Perfect
David ___ (send) me an email five minutes ago.

Translate. Use past simple, present perfect.

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