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Past simple à              Miguel Grau ate ceviche many times.

Present perfect simple à have visited / has visited / havent’ visited / hasn’t visited

                                        I have been to five departments. I have made lots of food.

                                        I have had dinner already. I have had over 4 laptops.

                                        I have got 5 medals so far / until now.      ooooI

                      Paola has had lunch already. Josue has already eaten Mexican food.

            Alessandro has been to Cuzco three times. Damaris has lived in Tarapoto.

                         Rocio has swum in The Mayo (once). I have been to Loreto.

                         Juanita hasn’t eaten Cecina. She has eaten Inchicapi many times.

            Linda has voted for president two times. She hasn’t voted for Forsyth yet.

            I have been to Mount Escalera four times. Gisela has never been there.

                      I have swum in The Amazon. Christian has swum, too.

                      I have made Ceviche many times. Josue has made it a few times.

     Have you made Juane yet? Have you made Inchicapi? Have you made Pizza?

       Yes. No. Yes, have. No, haven’t. Yes. Many times. No, never. Yes, a few times.

     Have you cheated on an exam?   Yes, but it was in high school. Never again.

                         Have you ever lied to your parents?

                         Have you ridden a horse?

                          Have you ever driven a car?

                        Have you got/gotten lost in a market?

                        Yes, once as a child.

                     Have you been married?

                     Have you ever eaten octopus?

 

                         

                               

Past perfect simple à had visited / hadn’t visited

 

              I had finished the university when you entered UPeU.

             Abraham had lived when Moses opened the Red Sea.

            My father had worked for several companies when he met my mom.

           When Carlos visited Lamas, I had visited Chachapoyas three times.

           By 2015, I had finished high school. I had been playing for an institution.

          When I met you, I had traveled to Mexico.