Past Experiences


Objectives
Understand the difference between the present perfect and past simple tenses.
Learn and practice time expressions used with the present perfect tense
ever | never | recently


Grammar Focus

Present Perfect vs. Past Simple

Present Perfect
I have visited Paris.

Past Simple
I visited Paris last year

Usage

Present Perfect
Used for experiences at an unspecified time or recently completed actions.
I have seen that movie.

Past Simple
Used for actions completed at a specific time in the past.
I saw that movie last weekend.


Time Expressions

Now let’s look at some common time expressions we use with the present perfect tense.

Ever
Have you ever traveled abroad?

Never
I have never eaten sushi.

Recently
She has recently started a new job.

Yet
I haven’t finished the book yet.

Ever and Never are used to ask and answer questions about experiences.

Recently for actions that happened not long ago

Yet to talk about something that hasn’t happened but is expected.


Vocabulary

Traveled
I have traveled to Japan.

Tried
Have you ever tried Italian food?

Visited
She has visited the Eiffel Tower.

Seen
We have seen a Broadway show.

These verbs will help you describe your own experiences.