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    The document compares and contrasts the present perfect simple tense and past simple tense. It provides examples of dialogues where one character asks about events and experiences involving another character. The dialogues are then rewritten using the appropriate tenses to accurately reflect whether the actions being discussed are completed or ongoing.

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    PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE vs.

    PAST SIMPLE

    Steve: “Tell me, please… you (have) a very beautiful classmate, Carrie. You (meet) her, too?”
    Allan: “Sure. In fact I (meet) her two days ago. She (set up) her own business.”
    Steve: “She (get married)?”
    Allan: “I have no idea.”
    Steve: “You (see) a wedding ring on her finger when you (talk) to her?”
    Allan: “Ha-ha! Are you interested? That’s why you (ask) Jerry about her, too.”
    Steve: “How do you know?”
    Allan: “Jerry (tell) me yesterday. We (have) a cup of coffee together. You know he likes gossiping.”

    REZOLVARE

    Steve: “Tell me, please… you had a very beautiful classmate, Carrie. Have you met her, too?”
    Allan: “Sure. In fact I met her two days ago. She has set up her own business.”
    Steve: “Has she got married?”
    Allan: “I have no idea.”
    Steve: “Didn’t you see a wedding ring on her finger when you talked to her?”
    Allan: “Ha-ha! Are you interested? That’s why you have asked Jerry about her, too.”
    Steve: “How do you know?”
    Allan: “Jerry told me yesterday. We had a cup of coffee together. You know he likes gossiping.”

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