Present Perfect, Simple Past

Present Perfect and Simple Past

Mit dem Present Perfect sagst du

dass du etwas schon oder eben gemacht hast (already, just)
dass du etwas schon einmal, öfter oder nie gemacht hast (ever, never, once, twice, lots of times)

have/has + 3. Form

I have just finished my writing task.

Mit dem Simple Past sagst du

was in der Vergangenheit geschehen ist/vorbei ist (yesterday, last week/year, in 1928, 2 days ago)

Unregelmäßige Verben: 2. Form

Regelmäßige Verben: -ed

I bought a new jumper yesterday.

Weitere Infos findest du im Buch auf Seite 134 + 136 und im Workbook auf Seite 43.

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Present Perfect/Simple Past

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Check your answers with the solutions

Buch, S. 69, Aufg. 1

Have you ever joined a local protest against climate change?
Have you ever walked or cycled to school?
Have you ever bought clothes from a second-hand shop?
Have you ever used tap water in a bottle instead of bottled water?
Have you ever planted a tree?
Have you ever given money to an environmental organization?
Have you ever stopped buying vegetables that are sold in plastic?

walk -> I have walked

give -> I have given

c) und d)

ask your teacher to check

Buch, S. 69, Aufg. 2

Ask your teacher to check.

Buch, S. 70, Aufg. 3

were
has now had
was
crashed
has tried
have been

Buch, S. 70, Aufg. 4

showed
have watched
have talked
have stopped
have begun
won

Buch, S. 70, Aufg. 5

lived
began
were
opened
has grown
had
have disappeared
live
eats
has been
have killed
killed
sold
are now learning
will help

Workbook, S. 43, Aufg. 9

haven't taken
lived
has fallen
did it get
didn't die
killed
didn't like
have things changed

Workbook, S. 44, Aufg. 10

had
discussed
gave
have worked
has grown
thought
has continued
took place
has happened

Workbook, S. 44, Aufg. 11

What have you done for the town up to now?
Did you join the climate change protest last Sunday?
Have you built a website yet?
What did you do at your meeting last week?
Up to now, how much recycling have you done?
Have you planted any trees yet?
Why did you sell biscuits at break yesterday?

A) have planned - haven't built

B) didn't want

C) haven't done

D) joined

E) haven't eaten - haven't used

F) have planted

G) have taken

H) didn't have

1 = G 2 = D 3 = A 4 = H 5 = C 6 = F 7 = B