Hadar Shemesh shows the difference between past simple and present perfect through paired examples. Past simple marks a finished time: "I lived there last year." Present perfect connects to now: "I've lived there before."
I lived there last year. I lived there last year. I've lived there before. I've lived there. I've lived there before. I lived there last year. I've lived there before. We didn't watch that movie yesterday. We didn't watch that movie yesterday. We haven't watched that movie in ages. We haven't watched that movie in ages. I worked yesterday. I worked yesterday. I've worked in that company. I've worked in that company. I worked yesterday. I've worked in that company. I didn't study much in college. I didn't study much in college. I haven't studied much lately. I haven't studied much lately. I didn't study much in college. I haven't studied much lately.
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