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Put in the Past Simple or Past Perfect.1. Nobody (come)___________ to the meeting because she (forget)_____________ to tell people about it. 2. I (know)_______________ thatI (see)______________________ her before! 3. The car (break)_________down because he (not, check) the oil* (*áåíçèí). 4. She couldn't find the book that I (give) _______________________ her. 5. It was a firm that I (never hear)__________________________ of before. 6. When she (come)______________ in, we all knew where she (be)__________________ before. 7. The lesson (already start)_____________________when I (arrive)_______________________.
Past Story Past Simple We use PS when we talk about completed action in the past in general. # I liked reading when I was 3. Used to We use used to when we talk about habits and long-lasting situations which now are different or finished. # I used to dance like a ballerina. Present Perfect 1) Result (when the past is connected with the present). # I’ve broken my finger. I can’t write! 2) News (when we announce a happening or news). # He has bought a car! 3) With markers already, just, yet, never, ever, always, so far, recently/lately
4) With present markers. In my life, today…. # I have done many useful things today. NB1When we give many details we use Past Simple. # Today I met Tom, phoned Jim, lost my memory. NB2 When, What time - Past Simple. # What time did you wake up today? NB3 When we ask additional questions - Past Simple # - Oh! I’ve burnt myself! - How did you do that? Present Perfect Continuous 1. We use PPC when we talk about the action, which began in the past and has just stopped # Paul is very tired. He's been working very hard. 2. We use PPC w w t a t a which began in the past and is still happening now. # I’ve been studying English for 2 years. NB Some verbs aren’t used in PPC (like, see, know...). Instead, we use them in Present Perfect. Past Continuous We use PC when the action was happening at a certain period of time in the past # He was cooking yesterday when she came. Past Perfect We use PP when we talk about an action which had already happened before another action in the past or before a certain time in the past (+Reported Speech) # When she came he had already eaten lunch
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