
Loop 12 - LOOP 4 A2
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Laura Vega
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To describe actions or events that happened at an unspecified time in the past or that have relevance to the present moment.
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Actions or events that started in the past and continue into the present: For example, "I have lived in this city for five years."
Actions or events that have just been completed: For example, "He has just finished his dinner."
When talking about life experiences, the present perfect is often used. For example, "I have traveled to Japan." This implies that at some point in your life, you went to Japan, but it doesn't specify exactly when.
Unspecified time in the past: When the time of the action or event is not specified or not important, the present perfect is used. For example, "She has read that book."
Repeated actions up to the present moment: When emphasizing the duration or frequency of actions up to now, the present perfect is used. For example, "I have eaten sushi many times."
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Multiple Choice
She ___________ (never / try) sushi before.
has never trying
have never tried
has never tried
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Multiple Choice
They ___________ (already / visit) three museums this week.
have already visiting
has already visited
have already visited
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Multiple Choice
We ___________ (not / see) that movie yet.
has not seen
have not seeing
have not seen
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Multiple Choice
Sarah ___________ (travel) to five different countries in the last year.
have traveled
has traveled
has travel
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To describe completed actions or events that occurred at a specific point in the past.
- Unlike the present perfect tense, which emphasizes the connection between past actions and the present moment, the past simple tense is used when the action or event is finished and no longer ongoing.
Past simple
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Multiple Choice
Did you _______ ice-cream yesterday?
eaten
eat
ate
eated
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Multiple Choice
The boys __________ football last Sunday.
play
plays
playd
played
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Multiple Choice
Yesterday I ______ to my grandma's house.
went
go
goed
gone
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Multiple Choice
She ___________ (walk) to school yesterday.
She walked to school yesterday.
She walk to school yesterday.
She walking to school yesterday.
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Multiple Choice
___________ on the night of your most unforgettable memory?
Did / the stars / aligned
Did / the stars / align
Did / the stars / aligning
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Multiple Choice
He ___________ (eat) pizza for dinner yesterday.
He eats pizza for dinner yesterday.
He eating pizza for dinner yesterday.
He ate pizza for dinner yesterday.
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Multiple Choice
I have eaten breakfast already
Present perfect
Past simple
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Multiple Choice
She finished her homework yesterday
Present perfect
past simple
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Multiple Choice
They have traveled to Paris before
Present perfect
Past simple
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Multiple Choice
He played soccer last weekend
Past simple
Present perfect
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How to make questions with the present perfect?
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Multiple Choice
¿Cuál es la forma correcta de la pregunta en presente perfecto para la oración: "She has visited Paris twice"?
A) Have she visited Paris twice?
B) Has she visited Paris twice?
C) Did she visited Paris twice?
D) She has visited Paris twice?
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Multiple Choice
¿Qué opción muestra la pregunta correcta en presente perfecto para la oración: "They have finished their project"?
A) Have they finished their project?
B) Did they finish their project?
C) Has they finished their project?
D) Finish they their project?
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Multiple Choice
Elige la forma adecuada de la pregunta en presente perfecto para la oración: "He has lived here for five years."
A) He has lived here for five years?
B) Has he lived here for five years?
C) Has he lives here for five years?
D) Did he lived here for five years?
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Multiple Choice
¿Cuál es la pregunta correcta en presente perfecto para la oración: "We have seen that movie before"?
A. Do we seen that movie before?
B) Did we saw that movie before?
C) Seen we that movie before?
D) Have we seen that movie before?
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Past simple question form
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Multiple Choice
Elige la forma correcta de la pregunta en pasado simple para la oración: "She danced at the party last night."
A) She danced at the party last night?
B) Dance she at the party last night?
C) Did she dance at the party last night?
D) She did dance at the party last night?
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Multiple Choice
¿Qué opción representa la pregunta correcta en pasado simple para la oración: "We went to the beach yesterday"?
A) We went to the beach yesterday?
B) Did we went to the beach yesterday?
C) Did we go to the beach yesterday?
D) Went we to the beach yesterday?
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Multiple Choice
¿Cuál es la pregunta correcta en pasado simple para la oración: "He played basketball last Sunday"?
A) Did he play basketball last Sunday?
B) He played basketball last Sunday?
C) Played he basketball last Sunday?
D) He did play basketball last Sunday?
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Chronological order: Events are told as they happened (first, next, then).
Completed actions: Focus on finished events like went, drove, saw, ate, packed.
Irregular verbs: Common travel verbs (go, see, eat, buy, have) use irregular past forms.
Key elements of past simple in travel stories:
Last summer, my family went on a road trip to the mountains. We drove for hours, sang songs, and ate snacks. We arrived at our cabin, unpacked our bags, and immediately went for a hike. The next day, we saw a beautiful waterfall, took many photos, and laughed a lot. On the last day, we packed up, drove home, and felt happy about our fun, completed adventure.
Travel Story Example
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Open Ended
Cuentame una historia de un paseo o viaje que hayas hecho, escribe min 100 palabras, usando present perfect y past simple.
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Open Ended
Where is your next travel going to be?
choose from these countries
Italy, France, Japan, and Greece, adventure spots like New Zealand, Brazil, and Peru, and safe, scenic countries such as Iceland, Canada, and Switzerland; other top contenders feature Thailand, Australia, Spain, Mexico, Turkey, and Vietnam
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