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PRETERIT VS � PRESENT PERFECT � � HAVE+ Ven is often used with adverbs like:�already, never, yet, ever, ... remember to use the present perfect when you talk about experience: ex:�Have you ever visited Liverpool? ex: I haven't visited England yet. ex: he has already worked in a shop. � V-ed is often used when the facts are dated: Last month, I�went to�Madonna's concert. John Lennon died in 1981. he didn't come to my party yesterday � exercise 1: preterit or present perfect: � I�workedhave already workedhas never worked in a zoo, so I'm very interested in this job. Lady Diana have diedhas dieddied in a car accident in 1997. Woody Allen has donehave donedidmade a lot of movies�in which life in New�York is�his favourite subject. Has you ever playedDid you playHave you already played in a Broadway musical? Last week, Martin Scorcese�has startedhave startedstarted�to shoot his new movie. Has she comeDid she comeHave she come�to the restaurant yesterday? did you eathave you eatedHave you eaten�your lunch yet? He didn't wanthasn't wantedhas not wanted to dance the other night. Have you metdid you meethave you meeted my friend Ted? He's a very interesting guy. �Have you metDid you meetHas you metTed yesterday in the park? � � � � � � � � �