vocab & grammar present perfect and past simple

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vocab & grammar present perfect and past simple

teach, learn, or study

find out or know 

This advertisement proves what comedians have ________ for years.

1. found out
2. known

Over the past half-century, scientists ____________ much about babytalk.

1. have known
2. found out

_________ what time you’re planning to arrive.

1. Let me know
2. Let me find out

Erikson _________ the game inside out.

1. finds out
2. learns
3. studies
4. knows

I don’t ________ my way around the city yet.

1. know
2. find out
3. study
4. learn

know your way around something

 to be familiar with a place so that you know where things are

Children don't ________ to walk until their bodies are ready.

1. study
2. learn
3. know

_____________ how to chat like an adult is a gradual process

1. Knowing
2. Studying
3. Learning
4. Finding out

Yet we still do not understand this critical period or ________ why it ends.

1. know
2. find out
3. learn

learn, teach or study?

To learn is to get new knowledge or skills

I want to learn how to drive.

When you teach someone, you give them new knowledge or skills.

My dad taught me how to drive.

When you study, you go to classes. read books, etc. to try to

understand new ideas and facts.

He is studying biology at university

Complete these questions with:

How many English words do you ........................ ?

Do you prefer to ...................... a language by talking to people or reading books?

If you worked in a school, which subject would you prefer to ............... ?

How would you ................. where the best language schools are in your home town?

Did you .. .................. hard for your school exams?

 teach

find out.

know

study

learn

grammar

present perfect & past simple

I've always enjoyed travelling.
What tense is this? What is the
form & meaning

It was a summer break.
What tense is this? What is the
form & meaning

She has been living there for 20 years.
What tense is this? What is the
form & meaning

Which sentence from describes:

a something in the past that is now ended?

b a situation that started in the past and is still going on?

c a feeling from the past that is still present?

1 I've always enjoyed travelling.

2 It was a summer break.

3 She's been living there for 20 years now.