Ywc 3 lesson 7
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This document provides examples of using simple past and present perfect tenses to talk about completed and ongoing actions. It compares sentence pairs such as "I bought a Camaro YESTERDAY" with the simple past tense and "I have bought a Camaro" with the present perfect tense. It then provides questions for students to ask and answer each other using these tenses.
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- 3. Did you buy a Camaro LAST WEEK? Have you bought a Camaro? Simple past Present Perfect
- 4. I didn’t buy a Ferrari TWO DAYS AGO. I have not bought a Ferrari. Simple past Present Perfect haven’t
- 5. Did you buy a Camaro Yesterday? Have you bought a Camaro? Simple past Present Perfect
- 6. Definite time Simple past Present Perfect Finished action Indefinite time Unfinished action
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- 9. Have you ever knocked on the wrong door?
- 10. Have you ever lent your friend a lot of money?
- 11. Have you ever forgotten your best friend’s birthday?
- 12. Have you ever dreamed of clowns?
- 13. Have you ever listened to jazz music?
- 14. Have you ever been in bed until 2p.m.? Have you bought a car recently? Do you go to bed early or late? Have you been sick in bed recently?
- 15. Have you ever stayed out late at night on school days? Have you bought a book recently? Did you go to bed early or late last night? Have you flown to Rio recently?
- 16. When was the last time you ate chocolate? When was the first time you went to school? When was the last time you watched TV? When was the first time you traveled alone?