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https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/present-perfect-past-simple/test-1
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Hi one.
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This is the summary about the topics that we started
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doing the life session for this week.
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We started to important topics.
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Simple past versus present.
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Perfect. We started the difference that we have between them.
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And right here we have one off the most important
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differences. That is the structure.
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Remember that we need a subject for both tenses.
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But then what is going to change here is the
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birth that we're going to use.
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It will be there impassable if we're using the past
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tense or we need to use the past possible form
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if we are working with the present.
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Perfect. We were discussing as well about the time in
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which these two tenses performed the actions we can use
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past simple.
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Anytime that we talked about finished actions will lived in
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Tappan from 1995 to 1998.
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That's the period of time.
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Begin unfinished in the past.
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Now what happens if we want to talk about the
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present? Perfect.
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We're going to use this one for unfinished actions, right?
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Something that ISS continue.
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Um, being in progress in the present.
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I've worked as a teacher since 2011.
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That's a period of time that begins in the past
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but continues until the present.
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So those air two very important difference is that you
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need to remember, Didn't we have the other ones that
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we were discussing?
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As Wolf?
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And this one's are related to the definite form and
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the indefinite form of talking So that doesn't says I
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saw the evil tower in 2007.
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I have seen the Eiffel Tower that's indefinite.
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We're not going to give too many details about.
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We're not saying exactly which time, but we say that
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we have done something before.
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Okay, that's how we're going to use this one.
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So then we have that we can use that simple
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present when we the simple past.
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Sorry when we're talking about Siri's off a finished action.
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Firstly, we he read the book and then he watched
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the movie to actions that finished in the past, and
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they are they have a sequence.
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Then we have that.
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We can also, um, I use the past simple.
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Any time that we're talking about repeated actions, he went
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to the cinema ever weaken last a year that already
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finished. Okay, even though we're talking about repeated actions.
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The actions had to stop at a certain time in
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the past.
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Down for the present.
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Perfect is the one that we're going to use when
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we're talking about experiences.
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Have you ever seen this movie or when we're talking
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about results?
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She has already watched this movie three times.
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Those are part of the uses that we have for
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these two different tenses the simple past and the present
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Perfect now something that you need to take notes about
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is the different time phrases that we have different words
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that we can use with these two different tenses.
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The very first one here is for the simple past.
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We can use phrases such as yesterday echo last in
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and then you say this specific year it could be
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1994 in the 20th century.
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Any time that you're talking about centuries and you're given
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time, you can use this in July.
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If you're talking about something that happened, um, and you
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want to share the specific moments, you can say also
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the specific day on Monday.
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What happens if I want to use the time phrase
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with the present?
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Perfect. I need to use some phrases like already just
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yet. Ever.
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Never. Four and sins.
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I would like you please past the video here and
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take note about the different phrases that we can use
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for these two different tenses.
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Once you finish here, we're going to move on to
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the book and you're going to open them on page
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35. We're going to work on Lee on exercise one
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for this one.
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You're going to match each item in the first column
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with one in the second one to make a full
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sentence. Once you finish this practice, you're going Thio, send
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me a picture using the chat so I can get
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my fed back.
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And the last exercise that you are going to dio
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it's on this link.
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I'm going to share the link with you in this
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video as well so you can completely exercises.
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And once you finish on, when you please Santoni and
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screenshot on how many good answers you got and how
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many bad answers or grown answers you get so I
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can get my feet back.
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See you again on at this coming Monday.
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Goodbye
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