5.5 past simple vs past continuous vs present perfect

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5.5 past simple vs past continuous vs present perfect

Past Simple

+) ww+ed of 2e vorm

-) didn't + infinitief

?) Did + onderwerp + infinitief

*om te praten over dingen die afgelopen zijn

Signaalwoorden: Yesterday, Last week, ____ ago, last ______ , in [jaartal]

Past Continuous

+) was/were + ww+ ing

-) wasn't/weren't + ww+ ing

?) was/were + onderwerp + ww+ ing

* om aan te geven dat iets een langere tijd bezig was

*om aan te geven dat een actie bezig was en werd onderbroken (onderbreking = Past Simple)

Signaalwoorden: When, While, [specifieke tijd in het verleden]

Present Perfect

*In verleden begonnen en gaat nog door

*Net afgelopen / je merkt de resultaten nu

* Geen tijdsindicatie

*Ervaringen

+ = have/has + 3e vorm of ww+ed

I have washed the clothes

- = hasn't/haven't + 3e vorm of ww+ed

You haven't done your homework

? = have/has + subject + 3e vorm of ww+ed

Have you watched the game?

For Yet Never Ever Just Already Since

• I (to have) breakfast.
• I have had breakfast
• They (to play) piano.
• They have played piano.
• She (not to walk) in the rain.
• She hasn't walked in the rain
• (we / to eat) food?
• Have we eaten food?

The man (to win) the game yesterday.

1. win
2. was winning
3. won
4. winned

(your sister / to have) a party last night?

1. Did your sister have?
2. Did your sister had?
3. Had your sister?
4. Have your sister?

We (not / to go) away on holiday yet.

1. didn't went
2. weren't going
3. haven't gone
4. didn't go

She (to act) in a play at 3 p.m. yesterday.

1. acted
2. was acting
3. were acting
4. did act

I (to read) a book when the doorbel (to ring).

1. read - rang
2. was reading - was ringing
3. was reading - rang
4. read - was ringing

I (walk) to the store yesterday.

1. walked
2. was walking
3. have walked

She (not/eat) breakfast yesterday.

1. didn't eat
2. wasn't eating
3. hasn't eaten

He (study) when I called him.

1. studied
2. was studying
3. has studied

They were playing basketball when it (start) to rain.

1. started
2. was starting
3. have started

She (live) in New York for five years.

1. lived
2. was living
3. has lived

They (already / see) that movie twice.

1. already saw
2. were already seeing
3. have already seen