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Prétérit/present perfect
Message de malo16 posté le 01-07-2009 à 16:59:29
hello, please, I only want to understand the difference between
I have gone to work, and , I went to work. thank you for your reply.
Thank you
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Modifié par lucile83 le 01-07-2009 17:52
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Modifié par lucile83 le 24-07-2009 12:48
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Message de malo16 posté le 01-07-2009 à 16:59:29
hello, please, I only want to understand the difference between
I have gone to work, and , I went to work. thank you for your reply.
Thank you
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Modifié par lucile83 le 01-07-2009 17:52
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Modifié par lucile83 le 24-07-2009 12:48
Manque d'intérêt manifeste du membre pour les réponses.
Réponse: Prétérit/present perfect de seb06000, postée le 01-07-2009 à 17:01:05
Bonjour,
here is the difference:
I have gone to work= I am still at work
I went to work = I am back home
There is no precise context so this is the main difference,
Feel free to ask for further question
cheers
sébastien
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Modifié par seb06000 le 01-07-2009 17:01
Réponse: Prétérit/present perfect de crazyfrog, postée le 03-07-2009 à 21:29:57
Bonjour,
Prétérit = pour une action passée et terminée.
Present perfect = pour une action du passé qui a encore un lien exprimé dans le présent.
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Modifié par lucile83 le 03-07-2009 21:39
Réponse: Prétérit/present perfect de rosiestyle, postée le 24-07-2009 à 12:06:42
hello,
For the preterit we say when the action took place while this speaks present perfect on more experience or something that is not over
bye :D
Réponse: Prétérit/present perfect de lylalilouch, postée le 24-07-2009 à 12:36:51
hello!
*here is the difference:
*when you say: i have gone to work , here you are using the present perfect simple which is a past action that has started in the past and continues until the present and we use it generally with:already, yet, never, ever,(for+ a period of time), (since+ a precise date).
we use also the present perfect simple when we don't precise at what time the action has happened.
exemples:
1. i haven't gone work yet.
2. i have never gone work.
3. i have gone work( no precise time).
4. i have already gone work.
5. i have worked in this company for three months (I'm still working).
6. i have worked in this company since 1999. (I'm still working).
*but in the second case, when you say: i went to work: here you are using the past simple which is a past finished action that we use with : yesterday, last( week, year, month...) , ago, (in+ a past date).
exemples:
1. i went to work yesterday.
2. i started work in 2003.
3. i started work last week.
good luck!!
