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This document discusses verb tenses used when talking about travel experiences. The present perfect tense is used when the experience is more important than specific details of time and place, such as "I have been to America." The past simple tense is used when specific details of time and place are important, like mentioning the year and location of a trip as in "I went to America in 2002. I stayed in New York."

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Question form Have I You We They travelled by train? Has He She It travelled by train?
We use the present perfect when the experience is more important than specific detail time and place. I have been to America.
Negative form I You We They Have not travelled by train He She It Has not travelled by train
We use the past simple when specific detail time and place is important. I went to America in 2002. I stayed in New York.

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Hereglegdehuun 3

  • 1. Question form Have I You We They travelled by train? Has He She It travelled by train?
  • 2. We use the present perfect when the experience is more important than specific detail time and place. I have been to America.
  • 3. Negative form I You We They Have not travelled by train He She It Has not travelled by train
  • 4. We use the past simple when specific detail time and place is important. I went to America in 2002. I stayed in New York.