Past Simple & present Perfect

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Engels

Past simple - Present perfect 

• gebruik van werkwoordstijden (verschil)
  
•  vorm (hoe gebruik je de tijd in een zin?)
• ontkenningen en vragen
• oefenen!

Past simple 

Present Perfect 

- verleden tijd, gebeurtenis is afgelopen en het is wel belangrijk wanneer. 

Er staat dus een tijdsbepaling in de zin. (when, yesterday, last week, 10 minutes ago, etc.)

I finished my work yesterday. 

- iets is gebeurd en het is niet belangrijk wanneer.

- in verleden begonnen en gaat nu nog steeds door.

Signaalwoorden: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since. > fyne jas 

- I have just finished my work.

Past simple

•  werkwoord + ed 
•  work > worked 
•  onregelmatige werkwoorden: 2e rijtje
•  vraagzin: Did + hele ww.

 

• Did you work yesterday?
•  We didn't work last week. 

Present perfect

•  have of has + ww + ed
•  I have worked 
•  I, you, we, they = have 
•  he, she, it = has 
• vraagzin: Have/Has + onderwerp + voltooid dw. 
•  Has he worked?
•  I haven't worked yet.

Past simple <> Present Perfect
She had a headache yesterday.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Past simple <> Present Perfect
I have never been to Australia.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Als het onderwerp I, we, you of they is, gebruik je ... om de present perfect te vormen.

1. have
2. has

Als het onderwerp he, she of it is, gebruik je ... om de present perfect te vormen.

1. have
2. has

Als het onderwerp Jane is, gebruik je ... om de present perfect te vormen.

1. have
2. has

Als het onderwerp Mark and Robbert is, gebruik je ... om de present perfect te vormen.

1. have
2. has

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 _______ (always + like) playing board games.

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

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:
His grandparents _____ (to live) there for 40 years and they are still happy!

1. lived
2. have lived
3. has lived

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:
Me and my friends _____ (to watch) a movie yesterday.

1. watched
2. have watched

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _______ (visit) Paris three times.

1. visited
2. have visited

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

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
Last year I _____ (to work) at a book store.

1. worked
2. have worked
3. has worked

Past simple/ present perfect:
Hi Judy, How ______ (to be) your holiday last summer?

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

Past simple/ present perfect
I ________ (to live) in Doetinchem since 2018

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

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
We _____ (not - to see) that movie yet.

1. didn't see
2. haven't seen

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
Last night I _______ (lose) my keys - I had to call my flatmate to let me in.

1. lost
2. have lost

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
She _______ (live) in London when she was a child.

1. lived
2. has lived

Past Simple & Present Perfect: Which do you use?

"They . . . (wonen / to live) in Zeist since 2014."

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

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I ________ (know) my great grandmother for a few years - she ________ (die) when I was eight.

1. have known, has died
2. knew, died
3. have known, died
4. knew, has died

Past Simple & Present Perfect: Which do you use?

"We . . . (gaan / to go) to the movies yesterday."

1. go
2. has gone
3. went
4. have gone

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 _______ (always + like) playing board games, but when I was young I _______ outside.

1. always liked, have played
2. have always liked, have played
3. have always liked, played
4. always liked, played