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Present Perfect SimplePresent Perfect Tense can be used in three situations:1. To indicate something that has happened at an indefinite time in the past. 2. To indicate something which started in the past and continues until now. 3. To indicate something which occurred recently. Notes: When speaking about a specific time, use past tense.
Some words should not be used in situation 2 (above)
Sometimes, but not always, present perfect continuous can be used instead of present perfect.
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![]() written by Mario, February 07, 2008 written by karim, March 18, 2008
thank you very much about this fantastic site but i want to ask about the difference between past simple and present perfect for example when i say [i went to club] and [i have gone to the club[
written by achoura, April 18, 2008 thank you very much for this information it'll bee more interesting if you put some exsercises Write comment
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thank you very much for this information it'll bee more interesting if you put some exsercises
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