Transcripción 23/11/2025 20:02:54
What is the difference between past simple and past perfect?
Apuntes
• Language Summary **Vocabulary** **2.1 Verbs:** advertising, advertise, appeal, appear, broadcast, claim, exaggerate, influence, inform, manipulate, promote, recommend **2.3 Shopping:** bargain (noun, verb), bid (noun, verb), browse, charge (noun, verb), consume, consumer, purchase (noun, verb), refund (noun, verb), select, selection, supplier, supply **Grammar** **2.2 Past Simple and Past Perfect** *Past simple:* I saw the advert. I didn’t see the advert. Did you see the advert? *Past perfect:* I had already seen the advert. I hadn’t seen the advert. Had you seen the advert? We use the past simple and past perfect to show the relationship between two past actions. The past perfect is used for the action which happened first. *Example:* I had seen the advert before I bought the drink. **2.3 Quantifiers: enough, (a) few, (a) little, lots of, plenty of, too many, too much** *enough:* before countable and uncountable nouns and after adjectives - There aren’t enough eggs. - There’s enough sugar. - The house isn’t big enough. *a few / a little:* with small amounts and a positive meaning - They’ve got a few good friends. - Sam saved a little mone...
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