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EXTRA EXERCISE 2 PRESENT PERFECT VS PRESENT SIMPLE

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EXTRA EXERCISE 2 PRESENT PERFECT VS PRESENT SIMPLE

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Write down here in the comment section three sentences in present perfect and three sentences in past simple. It has to be invented by you and it will be an extra point for your final calification.

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EXTRA EXERCISE 1 PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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EXTRA EXERCISE 1 PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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Write down here in the comment section three sentences in present simple and three sentences in present continuous. It has to be invented by you and it will be an extra point for your final calification.

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Affirmative: I have been there for five years

Negative: you haven´t/have not aswered my question yet

Interrogative: have you finished your homework?

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Simple Past/Present Perfect Simple - Free Exercise

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Choose the past simple or the present perfect.

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Affirmative: I ate fish and chips yesterday.

Negative: I didn´t eat meat yesterday.

Interrogative: Did you eat fish and chips yesterday?

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-Affirmative: Subject + verb in past simple (pay attention to irregular verbs!)+ INFINITIVE/DO/IO/C+...

Negative: Subject + did not/didn´t+ verb in base form+ INF/DO/IO/C...

Interrogative: Did +Subject + verb in base form + INF/DO/IO/C...

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We use the past simple tense to talk about something that has already happened. Past simple emphasizes finished actions, states or habits in the past.

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Exercises of Present and Past (simple, continuous and perfect)

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Practice your knowledge with these exercises and get ready for your next exam. ¿Listos para el próximo test? Aquí podrán praticar y sacar el mejor resultado de la clase.

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Choose the present simple or the present continuous.

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Affirmative: I am working in this project at the moment.

Negative: I am not working in this project at the moment.

Interrogative: Are you working in this project at the moment?

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Affirmative: I like to play basketball on sundays

Negative: I don´t/ do not like to play basketball on sundays

Interrogative: Do you like to play basketball on sundays?

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HOW CAN I IDENTIFY THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE? STRUCTURES

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HOW CAN I IDENTIFY THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE? STRUCTURES

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Affirmative: Subject + have/has + verb in past participle + DO/IO/CC..

Negative: Subject + have not/haven´t/has not/ hasn´t + verb in past participle + DO/IO/CC...

Interrogative: Has/ have +Subject + verb in past participle + DO/IO/CC..

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Affirmative: Subject+ verb to be (am, is, are)+ verb ended in ING+ INF/DO/IO+....

Negative: Subject+ verb to be in negative (am not/isn´t/is not/ are´nt/ are not + verb ended in ING+ INF/DO/IO+...

Interrogative: Verb to be (am, is, are) + Subject + verb ended in ING + INF/DO/IO+...

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HOW CAN I IDENTIFY A SENTENCE IN PRESENT SIMPLE? STRUCTURES

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HOW CAN I IDENTIFY A SENTENCE IN PRESENT SIMPLE? STRUCTURES

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-Affirmative: Subject + verb in present simple + infinitive verb/direct object/indirect object+...

-Negative: Subject + don´t/doesn´t; do not/does not + verb in present simple + infinitive verb/ direct object/ indirect object+...

-Interrogative: Do/ Does + Subject + verb in present simple + infinitive verb/direct object/ indirect object + ...

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We use present perfect for actions that started at some time in the past and is still continuing now (unfinished actions or states). It is common with this tense the use of prepositions such as "since" and "for".

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We use present continuous to describe things that are happening at the moment of speaking. Also present continuous can be used to express an action or an event in the future, which has already been planned or prepared.

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We use present simple to express habits, general truths, repeated actions or unchanging situations, emotions and wishes

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Today we are going to study the differences between two basic English verb tenses: Present simple VS Present continuous and Present perfect VS Past simple