Structure: ‘Present perfect vs past simple’
Heathrow's runway ruling is full of present perfect verbs. Learn when to use "has been debated" and when to use "was debated" instead.
Heathrow's runway ruling is full of present perfect verbs. Learn when to use "has been debated" and when to use "was debated" instead.
Present perfect or past simple? Sort out the two tenses using the easyJet and Rolls-Royce hydrogen engine test, then try a gap-fill.
Present perfect simple vs present perfect continuous Form of present perfect simple and continuous Present perfect simple form subject + have / has + past participle…
Present perfect for ‘news / updates’ In ‘present perfect 1‘ we talked about ‘have you ever….?’ questions. In ‘present perfect 2‘ we talking about ‘finished time…
Present perfect vs past simple In ‘Present perfect 1’ (click here), we talked about a specific situation where you can use the present perfect, to ask…
Using the present perfect with ‘have you ever….?’ The present perfect is a common tense but is often confused because it’s used in a different way…