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past: horses and carraiges present: engines and electricity.
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Present is now - what is currently happening - and past is anything and everything that has happened (been and gone).
present is today and past tense is it has already happened.
It's present because: past is wandered -ed says it happened in the past future is will/ shall wander because will says it has not happened yet. He will wander around the school. Present wander because it has not happened yet. I wander around the school for 10 minutes.
No, humans cannot physically change their past. The past is what has already happened and cannot be altered. However, individuals can reflect on their past, learn from their experiences, and make changes in the present and future based on that reflection.
Right now. - The present is an instant; anything that happened before this instant is the "past", anything that didn't happen yet is the "future".Right now. - The present is an instant; anything that happened before this instant is the "past", anything that didn't happen yet is the "future".Right now. - The present is an instant; anything that happened before this instant is the "past", anything that didn't happen yet is the "future".Right now. - The present is an instant; anything that happened before this instant is the "past", anything that didn't happen yet is the "future".
The present perfect is formed with has/have + past participle of any verb.I have + past participleWe have + past participleYou have + past participleHe/she/it has + past participleThey have + past participleI have traveled to Florida many times.She has eaten already.David has worked as an electrician for fifteen years.The present perfect is used to talk about actions in the past that happened at an indefinite time. It doesn't matter when it happened (my first example). It is also used to express actions that happened in the past but have an effect on the present (my second example). My third example shows that an action started in the past is still continuing in the present.
No, "had" is the past tense of the verb "have." It is used to express possession or to show that something happened in the past. The present tense of "have" is "have" or "has."
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The present tense expresses something that is happening now whilst the past tense expresses something that has already happened.
The present tense expresses something that is happening now whilst the past tense expresses something that has already happened.