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SMART CARD
FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION DEVICE
USB MODEM STICK
BODY SCANNER
TOUCH SCREEN
CCTV
WI-FI
LAPTOP
IRIS SCANNING
VOICE RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY
DVD PLAYER
E-READER
DOCKING STATION
TOUCH SCREEN PHONE
GAMES CONSOLE
GPS
TELEPHONE CHARGER
DIGIBOX

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WILL is the same for every person.
It's used to talk about predictions about the future.
AFFERMATIVE FORM: I/YOU/HE/SHE/IT/WE/YOU/THEY WILL ('LL)...
In spoken English, usually is used the contracted form 'LL.
ATTENTION: The contacted form is used with personal pronouns, but never with the own names.

NEGATIVE FORM:I/YOU/HE/SHE/IT/WE/YOU/THEY WILL NOT (WON'T)...
The contracted form is usually used in the spoken English.

INTERROGATIVE FORM:WILL I/YOU/HE/SHE/IT/WE/YOU/THEY...
SHORT ANSWERS:YES,I/YOU/HE/SHE/IT/WE/YOU/THEY WILL
or
NO,I/YOU/HE/SHE/IT/WE/YOU/THEY WON'T.

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The PRESENT PERFECT is used when you have to talk about an action that is happened in a period of time which started in the past and continue in the moment that you are talking.
You can't use the PRESENT PERFECT when an action is happened in a precise moment.

I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY HAVE ('VE)
HE/SHE/IT HAS ('S)

I/YOU/WE(YOU/THEY HAVE NOT (HAVEN'T)
HE/SHE/IT HAS NOT (HASN'T)

HAVE I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY ...? YES I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY HAVE or NO I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY HAVEN'T.
HAS HE/SHE/IT...? YES HE/SHE/IT HAS or NO HE/SHE/IT HASN'T.

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You have to use PAST SIMPLE when you talk about an action that happened and finished in the past. There are many time expressions like YESTERDAY,LAST NIGHT,A YEAR AGO...

You have to use PRESENT PERFECT when you talk about an action that is connected in someway to the present.

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EnglishTeacherMarc - Insegnante di Inglese Roma

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Inglese per Italiani: Present Perfect Simple vs. Past Simple

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This video is about the difference between Present Perfect Simple and the Past Simple. Both tenses are often confused even by native English speakers. The Present Perfect Simple is both a past and a present tense and it describes an unfinished action without indicating a precise time.

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When you have to say that you agree with an affirmative statement you use SO DO I (for the present) and SO DID I (for the past).
When you have to say that you agree with a negative statement you use NEITHER DO I (for the present)and NEITHER DID I (for the past).
When you say that you disagree with an affirmative statement you use I DON'T or I DIDN'T.
When you say that you disagree with a negative statement you use I DO or I DID.

~SARA: What do you think of that phone?

PAUL: It's cool! I like it.

SARA: So do I. It's got an MP3 player and the Internet.

PAUL: I also like this phone. It's got a keypad and a video camera.

SARA: I don't. I prefer this one with a touch screen...

PAUL: Did you enjoy that film?

SARA: No, I didn't.

PAUL: Neither did I. Do you think it'll be a hit?

SARA: Yes,I think so. That type of film is always very popular.~

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PARADIGMA

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The past participle of GO has two forms: BEEN and GONE.
You have to use BEEN when someone went to somewhere and came back.
You have to use GONE when someone went to somewhere and it's still there.

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The present perfect with just is used when you talk about an anction that happened recently and that has repercussions in the present. JUST is between HAVE/HAS and the past participle.

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We use YET at the end of a negative sentence whit the present perfect with the meaning of ANCORA.
We use YET at the end of a question with the present perfect with the meaning of già.
ES: I HAVEN'T SPOKEN TO HER YET.
ES: HAVE YOU DONE YOUR HOMEWORK YET?

We use ALREADY in an affermative and interrogative phrase with the present perfect . It means già.
It's between HAVE/HAS and the past participle.
ES: HE HAS ALREADY EATEN