Present Perfect is used for result ('Have you ever been'), Past Simple for past events ('went'), and Present Simple for something regular ('remember').
Se usa el Presente Perfecto para el resultado ('Have you ever been'), el Pasado Simple para eventos pasados ('went'), y el Presente Simple para algo regular ('remember').
| Task | _______ (you / ever / to be) to Italy? We _______ (to go) there two years ago and still _______ (to remember) it. |
|---|---|
| Answer | 3 |
| a | Have you ever been / went / are remembering |
| b | Have you ever been / have gone / remember |
| c | Have you ever been / went / remember |
| d | Did you ever go / went / remember |
| comment | 1. We use the Present Perfect to emphasise the result. Here: we do not know how many times you have visited Italy - from the past up to now. 2. We use the Past Simple to express what happened in the past - last summer, a day ago, yesterday, etc. 3. We use the Present Simple to refer to something regular |
| topic | present tenses |
| level | 2 |
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