Englisch Unit 3
Past simple Present perfect simple / continuous
Past simple Present perfect simple / continuous
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past simple
went travelled, visited,
present perfect
has sold, have finished
present perfect continuous
have been living, have been seen
signal words of past simple
last, ... ago, in 1990, yesterday
signal words of present perfect continuous
for, since, how long, recently, lately, for ages, in the last few, days or weeks, all day
signal words of present perfect simple
for / for ages, since, yet, already, just, ever, never, this week, How many, up till now
for / for ages
Present perfect simple / continuous
since
Present perfect simple / continuous
yet
Present perfect simple
already
Present perfect simple
just
Present perfect simple
ever, never
Present perfect simple
this week
Present perfect simple
How many
Present perfect simple
Up till now
Present perfect simple
how long
Present perfect continuous
recently
Present perfect continuous
lately
Present perfect continuous
in the last few
Present perfect continuous
days or weeks
Present perfect continuous
all day
Present perfect continuous
She (move) to Thames Town in 2005
moved
He (work) on he project for over three years
has worked
They (build) the town around a market square
have built
They (live) in Shanghai for four years but then they moved to Thames Town
lived
Matt and Jo love travelling. They (Visit) lots of different countries.
has visited
I´ve (lose) my passport.
lost
Have you (see) it anywhere?
seen (State word)
Someone has (eat) he chocolates! Where have you been?
been eating
I´ve (wait) for you for ages. Where have you been?
been waiting
How many excercises have (do) today?
have you done (How many)
Why are you red?, I´ve (run)
been running
state words?
never used with present perfect continuous
