Perfect

 

 

______________ ppppppppI_________ppppppppI_______ ppppppppI

                       Past perfect                        Present perfect                 future perfect

               Cooked, written                        Cooked, written               Cooked, written

                  Past participle                         Past participle                  Past participle                        

              Aux: had                                     Aux: have/has                  Aux: Will have

           Conneted to past simple/con.    Connected to present      connected to future time

 

 

                 (I visited Cuzco in 2016)


1.      I had visited Cuzco when you entered UPeU. (2017, 2018)

2.      I had visited Cuzco by 2017.

3.      By 2015, had you finished high school?    No. I finished it in 2016.

4.      Had you won any competition by 2015?    Yes. A few of them. The last in 2014.

5.      I was walking in Ñaña when I saw a car accident. The police arrived in 20 minutes and took one of the men to the police station in Chaclacayo. Reports say that this driver had had several other accidents. Now, he is in a big problem.

6.      I didn’t visit you because I had cooked a lot and I was tired.

7.       

SsSo / Neither


A: I am from Peru.

B: So am I      /       I am too       //I am not. I am from A.

A: I eat rice every day.

B: So do I       /        I do too      // I don’t.

C: Robert plays the guitar.

D: So does my brother.  / My brother does too // My brother doesn’t

C: I can cook

D: So can I     /     I can too   // I can’t

A: I have eaten Tacacho.

B: So have I  / I have too  // I haven’t

 

A: I am not from Ecuador.

B: Neither am I     / me neither / I am not either // I am

A: I don’t eat octopus.

B: Neither do I    / me neither / I don’t either // I do

A: I didn’t eat chicken yesterday.

B: Neither did I / me neither / I didn’t either  // I did

A: I can’t play the guitar well.

B: Neither can I / me neither / I can’t either // I can

A: I haven’t visited Trujillo yet.

B: Neither have I / me neither / I haven’t either // I have

 



 

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