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Downloadable worksheets: Past simple or present perfect ? Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Downloads: 202   Romeo and Juliette - worksheet to use with the film. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 196   Present Perfect - Preterit Level: intermediate Age: 13-15 Downloads: 75   Biographies part 2 Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Downloads: 43   50 irregular verbs Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Downloads: 42   Role Play : a coward and his girlfriend ! Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 34

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?