Simple Past

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Present Perfect?

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SIMPLE PAST (N.B. 2ème colonne des verbes irréguliers) Prétérit * temps pass * action terminée, datée ex. He WENT to Italy in 1980. (Il est en Angleterre maintenant.)

ou au

PRESENT PERFECT (N.B. 3ème colonne des verbes irréguliers) * temps-pont entre le passé et le présent * action passée ayant un lien avec le présent * résultat d'une action passée (Ex 1. I have typed three letters so far = J'ai tapé 3 lettres jusqu'à maintenant) (Ex 2. They have lived in Thailand since 1995. - Ils sont toujours là-bas.)

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1. Have you ever flown in a plane? Simple Past Present Perfect
2. They thought he was in Alaska. Simple Past Present Perfect
3. He has taken my book. Simple Past Present Perfect
4. We've built a big car park. Simple Past Present Perfect
5. We didn't need you yesterday. Simple Past Present Perfect
6. I didn't see her until the next day. Simple Past Present Perfect
7. She was heartbroken. Simple Past Present Perfect
8. Did you know what to do when you saw him? Simple Past Present Perfect
9. It has been terrible for both of us. Simple Past Present Perfect
10. My grandfather was a painter. Simple Past Present Perfect
11. I have changed my car. Simple Past Present Perfect
12. It's been nice to see them again. Simple Past Present Perfect
13. I stayed there far too long. Simple Past Present Perfect
14. He has obtained permission to visit his friend in prison. Simple Past Present Perfect
15. She has been on her own for six years (now). Simple Past Present Perfect

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