What is the grammatical form of a present perfect sentence?
subject + have / has + past participle
What is the grammatical form of a past perfect sentence?
subject + had + past participle
Past simple or present perfect? Yesterday I ___ (go) to the supermarket.
went
Past simple or present perfect? I ___ (never eat) snails.
have never
Past simple or present perfect? Two weeks ago I ___ (see) a solar eclipse.
saw
Past simple or present perfect? She ___ (just finish) doing her homework.
has just finished
Past simple or present perfect? I ___ in Vilafranca ___ 2001. (since live)
I HAVE LIVED in Vilafranca SINCE 2001.
Past simple or present perfect? They ___ (not arrive yet)
They HAVEN'T ARRIVED YET
Past simple or present perfect? ___ you ever ___ to France? (be)
HAVE you ever BEEN to France?
Past simple or present perfect? ___ he ever ___ a leg? (break)
HAS he ever BROKEN a leg?
Past simple or present perfect? Last night I ___ (watch) TV.
watched
Past simple or present perfect? Last summer we ___ (visit) Girona.
visited
Use past simple and past perfect: Before I ___ (go) to school, I ___ (eat) breakfast.
Before I WENT to school, I HAD EATEN breakfast.
Use past simple and past perfect: I ___ (wake up) this morning and realised it ___ (rain) overnight.
I WOKE UP this morning and noticed it HAD RAINED overnight.
Use past simple and past perfect: After arriving at school I ___ (discover) someone ___ (steal) my books!
After arriving at school I DISCOVERED someone HAD STOLEN my books!
How many times ___ you ___ a competition? (win)
How many times HAVE you WON a competition?
