Present perfect

Pour parler d'une action terminée et datée, j'utilise:

• le present perfect

• le prétérit

Je fais le bilan de tout ce qui a été fait. J'utilise

• le prétérit

• le present perfect

Avec des compléments de temps tels que "already", "for" ou "since", j'utilise

• le present perfect

• le prétérit

Avec des compléments de temps tels que "yesterday" ou "two days ago", j'utilise:

• le present perfect

• le prétérit

Choisis la phrase correcte:

• The pot plants has died.

• The pot plants have died.

Choisi la phrase correcte.

• A new bakery has opened.

• A new bakery have opened.

Choisis "for" ou "since": I haven't seen you ........ months !

Choisis "for" ou "since": He has been studying English ...... 2015.

Choisis "for" ou "since": I have lived here ........ I was born.

Choisis la phrase correcte:

• Hi Laura! I haven't seen you for ages.

• Hi Laura! I didn't see you for ages.

• Hi Laura! I not saw you for ages.

• Hi Laura! I haven't saw you for ages.