Past simple vs present perfect

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Which tense is used to describe an action that happened at a specific time in the past?

1. Present perfect
2. Future simple
3. Past simple
4. Past continuous

Which tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues up to now?

1. Past simple
2. Present continuous
3. Present perfect
4. Future simple

Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?

1. I will eat breakfast later.
2. I ate breakfast an hour ago.
3. I have already eaten breakfast today.
4. I am eating breakfast right now.

Which sentence is in the past simple tense?

1. I am walking to the store right now.
2. I will walk to the store later.
3. I walked to the store yesterday.
4. I have walked to the store before.

PRESENT PERFECT:
the present perfect is used?

1. She had been working until late.
2. She have been working until late.
3. She has worked until late.
4. She has been working until late.

Present perfect:

Wat is de regel van de present perfect?

1. hele werkwoord + -ed. (worked)
2. shit rule= hele ww+ -s
3. vorm van to be (am/are/is) + hele werkwoord + -ing
4. have/has + voltooid deelwoord (helped, found)

Present Perfect:

Wat is de regel van de present perfect vragend?

1. Did ......+ ww?
2. Has/Have .....+ ww?
3. Did....+ have/has ...... voltooid deelwoord (3e rijtje)?
4. Have/Has ...... voltooid deelwoord (3e rijtje)?

Past Simple:

Wat is de regel van de past simple?

1. hele ww+ - (i)ed of irregular verb 2e rijtje
2. shit = hele ww+-s
3. vorm van to be + hele ww+ -ing
4. have/has + voltooid deelwoord (3e rijtje)

PAST SIMPLE:
Welke zin gebruikt de Past Simple?

1. I always walk to school.
2. I am reading a book now.
3. I organised a party past week.
4. Will you come to my party tomorrow?

Past simple: je maakt de past simple ontkennend met:

1. do not + hele werkwoord
2. did not + -ed/2e rij onregelmatig
3. did not + hele werkwoord
4. do not + -ed/2e rij onregelmatig

PAST SIMPLE:
Which sentence uses the past simple correct?
(vraag/past simple)

1. Did you bake eggs for breakfast yesterday?
2. Did you baked eggs for breakfast yesterday?
3. Have you baked eggs for breakfast yesterday?