past simple and present perfect

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• Leerjaar 2

Past Simple / Present Perfect

Past Simple Present Perfect

Past simple 

Je gebruikt de past simple voor dingen die IN HET VERLEDEN zijn gebeurd en AFGELOPEN. 
Wanneer het was is belangrijk en dus staat het erbij. 

  I saw that film last week. 

 I didn't do my homework yesterday

Did you watch the football match last night? 

Past simple 

Signaalwoorden:  WALIBY 

W                        When                                        When I was little I wore stupid clothes 
A                          .....Ago                                      I bought these shoes ages ago 
L                          Last .....                                    Last week I was feeling ill. 
I                           In ....                                          The Covid-pandemic started in 2020 
B                          Before                                     I lived in London before I moved here. 
Y                          Yesterday                               We had pizza yesterday 

Present perfect simple 

Je gebruikt de past simple present perfect simple voor twee dingen: 

1. Iets is in het verleden gebeurd, ooit een keer, het is niet belangrijk wanneer het is gebeurd maar alleen dat het is gebeurd. 
I've seen all the Harry Potter films 
I haven't finished my meal yet

Has your friend helped you with this? 
2. met for + tijdsduur  en since + tijdstip: iets is in het verleden begonnen en loopt door tot en met het heden. 

I've loved Harry Potter since I was little
I haven't seen her since earlier this morning

Has he been your friend for a long time? 

Present perfect simple 

Signaalwoorden:  FYNE JAS  

F                        For                                             When I was little I wore stupid clothes 
Y                        Yet                                            Have you finished your homework yet? 
N                       Never.                                      I've never met anyone famous 
E                        Ever                                          Have you ever seen a ghost?  
J                         Just                                         We've just arrived  
A                        Always / already                  He's already left / I've always liked pizza
S                        Since                                        I've lived here since I was twelve

past simple-present perfect
I ... enough of your nonsense and am fed up with it; I am leaving!

1. had
2. have had
3. have been having

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
Me and my friends _____ (to watch) a movie yesterday.

1. watched
2. have watched

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
She _____ (to play) the piano since she was 4.

1. played
2. have played
3. has played

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 (walk) to school yesterday

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

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 _________ that before.

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

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

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

Present Perfect of Past Simple:

Dianndra ....... Daisy for years.

1. has known
2. knew

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

1. worked
2. have worked
3. has worked

Past simple or present perfect: That volcano _____ yesterday.

1. erupted
2. has erupted

Past Simple or Present Perfect?
Perry .... football yesterday.

1. played
2. has played
3. have played

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 _____ (to work) at a book store last year, so I _______ (to read) a lot of books.

1. worked, have read
2. have worked, read
3. have worked, have read
4. worked, read

Past simple or Present Perfect:
Yesterday I ... hard.

1. worked
2. works
3. work
4. have worked

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

I __________ to Croatia.

1. have never been
2. never went

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _____ (be) a teacher for 11 years now.

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