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1. Diana Citra Z
2. Faizah Hidayati Amhar
3. Metta Nurfitri Asmala
4. Nadiah Surya Nahari
5. Salsabila Daradeyana
6. Tinne Okta Triani Putri
Simple past tense is to
declare an act / event that
happened in the past / make
enormous time has passed
and in the know.
Verba
Nomina
S + Verb 2
S + Were/Was + Adj
Example :
Verba : I visited the museum last week
Nomina : She was happy for birthday
yesterday
It is used to expressed an action
which happened or completed in
past but usually the action which
happened or completed at a short
time before now (near past) not a
very long time before now.
Verba
Nomina
S + Have/has + Verb
3
S + Have/has + been +
Verb 3
Example :
 Verba : I have watched movies this week
 Nomina : I have been to the circus a few
times
 Past tense : I saw three movies yesterday.
Present perfect tense : I have seen three
movies since yesterday.
 Past tense : Nadya crashed her car last year.
Present perfect tense : Nadya has
crashed her car again.
 Past tense : I read a novel 2 days ago
Present perfect : I have read this week
 Past tense : I lived in Cibinong five years ago
Present perfect tense : I have lived in Cibinong for five
years ago
No Simple Past Tense Present Perfect Tense
1. Has finished Has not finished yet
2. Old information New information
3. We know exactly
when
We don't know when
4. Used with for when
the actions have
already finished
Used
with for and since when
the actions have not
finished yet
Last night, I went to mall with my friends. We
did several activity. First, we watched an horror
movie in Cinema 21. After that, we played
games in Game Zone. The last activity that we
did is eat in food court at second floor. When
we ate, I saw a little girl who separated with her
mother. We helped that girl to find her mother.
After we found her mother, we went to home. I
felt so happy because I did several activity with
my friends and we helped a girl who separated
with her mother.
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Past tense and present perfect tense 2

  • 1. Group Member: 1. Diana Citra Z 2. Faizah Hidayati Amhar 3. Metta Nurfitri Asmala 4. Nadiah Surya Nahari 5. Salsabila Daradeyana 6. Tinne Okta Triani Putri
  • 2. Simple past tense is to declare an act / event that happened in the past / make enormous time has passed and in the know.
  • 3. Verba Nomina S + Verb 2 S + Were/Was + Adj
  • 4. Example : Verba : I visited the museum last week Nomina : She was happy for birthday yesterday
  • 5. It is used to expressed an action which happened or completed in past but usually the action which happened or completed at a short time before now (near past) not a very long time before now.
  • 6. Verba Nomina S + Have/has + Verb 3 S + Have/has + been + Verb 3
  • 7. Example :  Verba : I have watched movies this week  Nomina : I have been to the circus a few times
  • 8.  Past tense : I saw three movies yesterday. Present perfect tense : I have seen three movies since yesterday.  Past tense : Nadya crashed her car last year. Present perfect tense : Nadya has crashed her car again.  Past tense : I read a novel 2 days ago Present perfect : I have read this week  Past tense : I lived in Cibinong five years ago Present perfect tense : I have lived in Cibinong for five years ago
  • 9. No Simple Past Tense Present Perfect Tense 1. Has finished Has not finished yet 2. Old information New information 3. We know exactly when We don't know when 4. Used with for when the actions have already finished Used with for and since when the actions have not finished yet
  • 10. Last night, I went to mall with my friends. We did several activity. First, we watched an horror movie in Cinema 21. After that, we played games in Game Zone. The last activity that we did is eat in food court at second floor. When we ate, I saw a little girl who separated with her mother. We helped that girl to find her mother. After we found her mother, we went to home. I felt so happy because I did several activity with my friends and we helped a girl who separated with her mother.