Proficiency · 2018
Present Perfect vs Simple Past
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Resumen
The present perfect tense is used to refer to past experiences in no specific time; in additon, it is also used to talk about an action that started in a moment in the past but is still in progress. Contrary to the simple past, the present perfect does not need a time expression to refer to that past activity, and the action does not have to be completely finished.