Present & Past Perfect by Camilo Andrés vega

camilondrvega — 2024-12-09 23:10:52 UTC

camilondrvega — 2024-12-09 23:16:32 UTC

What do you want to do that you have not done yet?

camilondrvega — 2024-12-09 23:42:38 UTC

Now, create a new word—something entirely original that has never been heard before. Then, explain what this word means and tell us a story using it. Be sure to use the simple past, past continuous, and past perfect tenses in your story.

camilondrvega — 2024-12-09 23:43:03 UTC

Using "since":

How long have you lived in this city since you moved here?
What have you achieved since you started your new job?
Have you seen any changes in the neighborhood since last year?
How many books have you read since the beginning of the month?
Since when have you been learning English?

Using "for":

How long have you been studying at this university for?
What has been your favorite hobby for the past five years?
Have you known each other for a long time?
For how many years have you been working in this industry?
How long have you lived in your current home for?

camilondrvega — 2024-12-09 23:45:52 UTC

Time really flies.

This activity is perfect for this time of the year, each of you will choose one month and tell something you had already done by that time using the past perfect. For example, ‘I had already applied to school in February’.

luz elena santiago

2024-12-10 01:18:32 UTC

“I had already applied to enter the university with a scholarship to study a specialization in March.”

I have been learning English for a year but I had to stop for work and I recently returned in September. I want to learn a lot to have a good conversation.

I have watched a movie yesterday, when I have been the movie I thought it was fascinating but I had seen it many years ago