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Present perfect vs. Simple past

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Can you answer these questions about these two tenses?

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Can you answer these questions about these two tenses?

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Do we change the sentence "I cut my finger" to present perfect?

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Do we change the sentence "The Olympic games started" to present perfect?

3

Do we change the sentence "I lived in London for many years" to present perfect?

4

What do you think JEANY stands for?

5

Is "have you been to France" correct?

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Is "I've seen John yesterday" correct?

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Is "have you seen John this morning" correct?

Explanation

The consequences of the accident are relevant to the present, so we can express it in present perfect.

If it's something mentioned for the first time or news, we express them with present perfect.

If the past action is repeated or it continuous, we can express it with present perfect.

 
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