V3 Chapter 4 Grammar and Vocab

When do you use the past simple?

• To talk about things that happened and finished in the past.

• To talk about things that happened in the past, but still are true to now.

• To talk about facts, routines, habits, time tables.

• To talk about things that are currently happening.

When do you use the present simple?

• To talk about things that happened and finished in the past.

• To talk about things that happened in the past, but still are true to now.

• To talk about facts, routines, habits, time tables.

• To talk about things that are currently happening.

When do you use the present perfect?

• To talk about things that happened and finished in the past.

• To talk about things that happened in the past, but still are true to now.

• To talk about facts, routines, habits, time tables.

• To talk about things that are currently happening.

When do you use the present continuous?

• To talk about things that happened and finished in the past.

• To talk about things that happened in the past, but still are true to now.

• To talk about facts, routines, habits, time tables.

• To talk about things that are currently happening.

Change the verbs to past simple.

I _______ (to have) a headache yesterday, so I _____ (to take) a nap.

Change the verb to present perfect.

I _______ (to go) to that store many times this past month.

Change the verb to present simple.

Water ______ (to boil) at 100 degrees celsius.

Change the verb to present continuous.

Now, the water ________ (to boil).

Change the verb to either past simple or present perfect.

She ________ (to live) in the Netherlands since 2017.

Change the verb to either past simple or present perfect.

They ________ (to be) not funny yesterday.