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Tomorrow's test - Simple Past and Past Perfect Hi All!, I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina, I'm practising English; actually I'm attending an English course in my work as per as I have to talk in English to work they provide us a training course. Tomorrow I'm having a test, this include simple past and past perfect tenses, I always have issues with this perfect tense, in Argentina, at least where I live, is not common to use this tense, we always use simple past and it's hard to me to change my way of thinking to include it in my vocabulary. I know the rules when I have to use one or other, but I cannot include naturally when I'm speaking or writing.

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Tomorrow's test - Simple Past and Past Perfect

Hi All!, I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina, I'm practising English. Actually, I'm attending an English course in at my work. as per as I mean that I have to talk in English to at work and they provide us with a training course.
Tomorrow I'm having a test, this includes simple past and past perfect tenses. I always have issues with this perfect tense. In Argentina, at least where I live, it is not common to use this tense. We always use the simple past and it's hard to for me to change my way of thinking to include it in my vocabulary. I know the rules about when I have to use one or other, but I cannot include it naturally when I'm speaking or writing.

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You are doing very well (apart from some curious punctuation). I can assure you that Spanish verb tenses are crazy ;-)

 

Good luck in your next test

 

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Tomorrow's test - Simple Past and Past Perfect

Hi All!, I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina.  I'm practising English; actually I'm attending an English course in for my work. as per as  Because I have to talk in English to work they provide us with a training course.
Tomorrow I'm having a test, this which includes simple past and past perfect tenses.  I always have issues with this perfect tense.  In Argentina, at least where I live, it is not common to use this tense.  We always use simple past and it's hard for to me to change my way of thinking to include it in my vocabulary.  I know the rules when I have to use one or other, but I cannot include it naturally when I'm speaking or writing.

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but I'd like to learn it also as my grandfather was Italian =).
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Maybe they have some words similars, I don't know Italian.
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No, Italian and Spanish are differents idioms.

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