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Positive Negative Question
I went I didn’t go did you go?
I worked I didn’t work did you work?
I had I didn’t have did you have?
Ago
We use ago for things in the past.
Giovanni moved to Rome in 1999 Giovanni moved to Rome 9 years ago
Did you meet The Queen? Yes, but that was a long time ago
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I was doing
Past progressive
4:00 today: they are watching Television 4:00 yesterday: they were jogging
Positive
I was doing You were doing He/she/it was doing We were doing They were doing Negative
I wasn’t doing You weren’t doing He/she/it wasn’t doing We weren’t doing They weren’t doing Question
was I doing ? were You doing ? was He/she/it doing ? were We doing ? were They doing ?
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9:00am 12:00pm
I started I stopped Working working
I was working
We use the past progressive when we are more interested in the action Itself than the time it started or stopped.
Compare the past simple with the past progressive:
11:00pm 7:00am I was sleeping
Am I went to bed the telephone I woke up Rang = I was sleeping when the telephone rang
Time I was going to the office
It was raining
I stopped to buy a newspaper
I met an old friend She told me something I’ll never forget
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I have done
Present Perfect
Johan has gone out = Johan is not here NOW
The cook has made some pizzas. The pizzas are ready NOW
The present perfect is used to show the present result of something that Has happened.
Present perfect: auxiliary have + past participle (gone/done/been etc)
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Yesterday, I lost my keys. I found them this morning. I’ve lost my keys (I can’t find my keys now) I bought this book last week, but I haven’t read it.
Positive Negative Question
I have done You have done He/she/it has done We have done They have done I haven’t done You haven’t done He/she/it hasn’t done We haven’t done They haven’t done have I done ? have you done ? has he/she/it done ? have we done ? have they done ?
We can use the present perfect with already, just, yet:
I don’t want to watch this film, I’ve already seen it Are you hungry? – No, I’ve just eaten I’m waiting for Sean, he hasn’t arrived yet
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