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Wimbo Wicaksono
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Simple Past vs Present Perfect
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Alan ___________(graduate) from university last month.
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Open Ended
Shakespeare ____________ (write) a lot of plays.
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Sales of the CDs rose slightly last month.
verb=rose
slightly=adverb
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There was a slight rise in CD sales last month.
verb= was
a slight rise= noun
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How to change verb into noun
Add "There was ....../There is a ..."
Locate the verb and adverb (if any) then make it into adjective and noun.
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Open Ended
Inflation increased slightly last year.
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The number of hours I work each week has risen sharply.
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Open Ended
There was a sharp fall in the number of tourists in November.
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Open Ended
There has been a slight drop in the number of unemployed.
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