Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Mary has travelled/travelled since she graduated high school.
Mary HAS TRAVELLED since she graduated high school.
She + to have
she had
she + to have
she has had
A) Did he eat?
or:
B) Did he ate?
A) Did he eat?
A) He hasn't eaten a sandwich yet.
or
B) He has not eaten a sandwich yet.
Correct: A + B
At 6 P.M., he has had/had a snack.
At 6 P.M., he HAD a snack
they + to study
they studied
they + to study
they have studied
we + to meet + not
we didn't meet
Surprise!
+200 points!
Woo hoo!
She has cried/cried for 2 hours.
She HAS CRIED for 2 hours
we + to know
we knew
Surprise!
+300 points for the losing team!
Ups!
They + to get + ?
Did they get?
they + to get + not + pocket money.
They haven't got pocket money
Surpise! -400 points
That's too bad!
you + to take
you took
you + to take
you have taken
Max + to travel + not
Max didn't travel
Max + to travel + to Spain + ?
Has Max travelled to Spain?
The movie came out last week. Mark didn't see/hasn't seen the movie.
The movie came out last week. Mark HASN'T SEEN the movie.
I + to win
I won
I + to win
I have won
You + to see + ? + during the weekend
Did you see him during the weekend?
You + to see + ? + not + her + today
Haven't you seen her today?