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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
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Apa yang anda pahami tentang Materi 1 ini pada pertemuan dengan tema "What is Sound?"

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oleh Ida ayu Pangestu -
Sir. I want to ask abaut using present perfect tense ,why does present perfect tense use V3?
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
the pattern of that tenses is always using V3, it's little a bit diffrent with simple past.
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oleh Erlin Kusnita -
Because it was the same as the previous sentence so using v3
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oleh Ida ayu Pangestu -
What I know is knowing the difference between simple perfect tense and past tense. I also know the difference between the two with formula. Then, I know that past events that have been felt up to now use simple perfect tense.I also found out.  What is the difference between nominal and verbal sentences knowing the positive and negative sentences of simple perfect tense.
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oleh Erlin Kusnita -
Name : erlin kusnita
Npm : 1912110371
what I know about simple past tense is to show a work in the past, without wanting to show whether the work has been or is being done.
simple past (verbal) formula:
(+) s + v2
(-) s + didn't + v1
(?) did + s + v1?
nominal : (+) s + was / were + nominal
(-) s + was / were + not + nominal
(?) was / were + s + nominal?
I, you we, they (were)
She, he, it (was)
while the present perfect tense is to show the work that was done in a not too long time ago.
present perfect tense formula:
Verbal : (+) s+have/has+v3
(-) s+have/has+not+v3
(?) have/has+s+v3?
Nominal :
(+) s+have/has+been+nominal
(-) s+have/has+not+nominal
(?)have/has+s+been+nominal
I, you, we, they ( have)
She, he, it (has)
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
and, your example sentence is?
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oleh Erlin Kusnita -
Example Simple past
(+) i went to Palembang with my friends last week
(-) i didn't go to Palembang with my friends last week
(?) did, you go to Palembang with my friends last week?

Simple perfect tense
(+)Rian has eaten her breakfast yet
(-)Rian hasn't eaten her breakfast yet
(?)Has Rian eaten her breakfast yet?
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oleh Adesta Putra -
I get from material 1 is the difference from simple past and present perferct
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
what do you think about that diffrences?
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oleh Adesta Putra -
Oke, Simple past tense is a type of tense that shows the condition or work in the past, while the present perfect tense is a work that has been done but in a time that is still new or not long ago.
an example of the difference is
simple past tense:
*He worked
present perfect tense:
*He has worked
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oleh Putri Aprilla Rani -
I know we can use simple past, if we talk about something that we have passed or past
Ex: i went to jogja last week with my family
Present Perfect Tense is a tense that discusses an event in the past that still occurs today or an event that occurred in the past but the effect is still felt today.
Ex: I have written a horror novel
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
the significant concept is using time marking right?
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oleh Bambang Hermawan -
Hi sir
My name is Bambang Hermawan
My npm 1912110382
I want to ask, sir
Is it true that the difference between present perfect and past is simple in the time statement too sir? I do not understand here sir
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oleh Boy Sandi -
Name : Boy Sandi
Npm : 1912110372

I have just watched the video to the end and I understand that the present perfect is a sentence or conversation that is happening now, and will continue while past simple is a sentence and the conversation that has occurred or will not continue again
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
exactly, can you compare with Bahasa Indonesia?
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oleh Boy Sandi -
I think the compare with bahasa Indonesia is very different, because I think bahasa Indonesia is easier to understand

for example
present perfect : I have watched a learning video
( saya telah menonton video pembelajaran )
past simple : I watched the learning video yesterday
( saya telah menonton video pembelajaran kemarin )
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oleh Bambang Hermawan -
Hi sir
My name is Bambang Hermawan
My npm 1912110382
I want to ask, sir
Is it true that the difference between present perfect and past is simple in the time statement too sir? I do not understand here sir, what should i learn sir
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
well, actually correct. but when we use that tenses in speaking is very different concept.
main concept is time marking. and the implementation is about what can we make a difference among them. for example, I spoke english and i have spoken english. the diffrence is when i use i spoke means that i dont speak english right now, without time marking.
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oleh Muhammad Reza Nugraha -
Assalamu'alaikum Mr
Nama : Muhammad reza Nugraha
NPM :192110389

what I understand is this initial material is where simple past explains the focus on the past. while the present perfect explains the past until now.
Simple past
: subject + verb2
-complicted action
Contoh kalimat : she was my Girl friend ( lampau/sudah berlalu)

Present perfect :
Subject + have + v3
Contoh : i have lost my key
(Kehilangan dri moment berlalu hingga sekarang)

Wassalamu'alaikum

Sorry if wrong ;D
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
yapp,, nice. and should we use the time marking/statement?
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oleh Muhammad Reza Nugraha -
yes for simple past requires specific time. while the present perfect is just a general time marker :3
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oleh Nana Erisa -
Name : Nana Erisa
Npm : 1912110361

What i know about simple past tense is  a form of verb to indicate an event that happened in the past, and has not happened again in the present.

Simple to use the past :
(+) subject + verb 2
(-) subject + did not/didn't + verb 1
(?) did + subject+ verb 1


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oleh azahra dwika putri -
I can understand from the material is the purpose and how to use simple past and distinguish simple past tense & present perfect tense.

ΓÇósimple past tense: used to express an action that occurred in the past.
ΓÇópresent perfect tense: used to express an action that occurred in the past that still has something to do with the present but is not explained
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oleh Riko febri 1912119007p -
Name : Riko Febri Pratama
Npm : 1912119007p

What i understand in material one in the video "whats is sound"??
When i was shaw that video, i understand a little bit, like difference betwen both.
First, past tense is a thing ever we do or activitis we ever have do in the past, and past tense is used to convey something or events in the past without detailed elements such as what time that happen.
3 thing i got in the video about past tense :
1. Simple Past tense always uses Verb 2 or the second verb in English.
2. Simple Past Tense formula is S + V2 + O + C
3. Adverbs of time used simple past tense are not specific than the present perfect, namely yesterday, last week, last month and so on.

Second, present perfect like a past tense but it have more specific detailed such as time and place information.
4 thing that just i know about present perfect
1. Present perfect tense is a tenses in English that is used to show an event that happened in the past but usually there is still a relationship in the present
2. Present Perfect Tense uses Verb 3 or the 3rd verb in English.
3. Present Perfect Tense formula that is S + Have / Has + Verb 3 + O + C.
4. Present perfect tense is marked with the word has / have and also verb 3.

Just that what i know, and im sorry if i have wrong word or deviated from the topic, but yeahh that is my true opinion and my conclusion
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oleh Mela Febriyanti -
from this material I understand the use of time and present time in sentences
like for example
simple past
S+verb2
Contoh kalimat.
A friend of mine was here yesterday.


Present perfect
S+have+v3
Contoh kalimat
I have lived in Lampung for 3 months
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oleh Erlin Kusnita -
Sir, I want to ask
What are the differences between simple past tense and present perfect tense besides time information?
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
the significant difference is whenn we use simple past means that we dont use that expression anymore, but for present perfent means that you are still doing that activity.
eg:
simple past: I saw the sky. means now i cannot see the sky anymore.
present perfect: i have seen the sky. means only now, i cannot see the sky, after that i can see it.
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oleh Naomi Limbong -
Nama : Naomi Limbong
Npm : 1912110358

What is sound? 
Simple past tense is a type of tenses that indicates a job happened in the past, without wanting to show whether this work has been done or is being done. These tenses are not approved in detail whether the work done has been completed or not.

Present perfect tense shows the work that has been done in a recent time. Or if it has been done for a long time, then the aim is to show that the perpetrators have done it.

Simple past tense
Verbal(S + Verb 2)(positive)
Verbal(S + did + not + infinitive (negative)

Present perfect tense
Verbal (S + have / has+ Verb 3)(positive)
Verbal(S + have / has+ not + Verb 3) (negative)

Exemple :
(Simple past tense)
Wrote a letter for my mon last mont
(Present percfect tense)
I have fixed this car three times, but no changes.
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oleh Khilma Situmorang -
Hi sir
My name is khilma safira situmorang
Npm : 1912110368

What I understand about this material is that I am able to understand what is present past and past simple , I want to try to make an example of the present perfect and past simple .
1. Present perfect :
( he has looked me two times so far )
Past simple : ( he looked me four hours ago )
2. Present perfect ( he has never played with me )
Past simple (he didn't play with me yesterday)
right or not sir?
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oleh yan aditiya pratama -
the significant difference is when we use simple past means that we dont use that expression anymore, but for present perfent means that you are still doing that activity.
eg:
simple past: I saw the sky. means now i cannot see the sky anymore.
present perfect: i have seen the sky. means only now, i cannot see the sky, after that i can see it.
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oleh Nika Renata -
Nama :Nika Renata
Npm :1912110394

Simple present tense is the one which we use when an action is happening right now, or when it happens regularly (or unceasingly, which is why itΓÇÖs sometimes called present indefinite). It is formed by using the root form or by adding -s or -es to the end, depending on the person.
Present perfect tense dibentuk dengan auxiliary verb ΓÇ£haveΓÇ¥ atau ΓÇ£hasΓÇ¥, dan past participle (verb-3). Have digunakan untuk I, you, dan plural subject seperti: plural pronoun (seperti: they, we), plural noun (seperti: boys, men), dan compound subject dengan kata hubung ΓÇ£andΓÇ¥ (seperti: you and I, Tom and Jack); sedangkan has untuk singular subject seperti: third person singular pronoun (seperti: he, she, it) dan singular noun (seperti: Tom, man).
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oleh Muhamad Abizal Rifaldi -
Nama : Muhammad Abizal Rifaldi
NPM : 1912110377

what is know about this material .
-present perfect is a verb used to express a situation that began in the past and contunues today.
-past simple is a job in the past
example
formula present perfect : positive sentence : S + axuliaryy (have/has) + past particle (verb3)
negative sentence : S + auxiliary (have/has) + not + past paticile( verb 3)
formula past simple : s + verb2 + o


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oleh Muhamad Abizal Rifaldi -
Nama : Muhammad Abizal Rifaldi
NPM : 1912110377

what is know about this material .
-present perfect is a verb used to express a situation that began in the past and contunues today.
-past simple is a job in the past
example
formula present perfect : positive sentence : S + axuliaryy (have/has) + past particle (verb3)
negative sentence : S + auxiliary (have/has) + not + past paticile( verb 3)
formula past simple : s + verb2 + o


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oleh aely gusnita -
EASY SIMPLE TENSE DEFINITION
A simple past tense, sometimes called preterite, is used to talk about actions that were completed in the time before now. The simple past is the basic form of the past in English. The time of the action can be in the distant past or past and the duration of the action is not important.

EXAMPLE
John Cabot sailed to America in 1498.
My father passed away last year.
He lived in Fiji in 1976.
We crossed the Channel yesterday.
You always use the simple past when you say when something happened, so it's related to certain past time expressions

frequency: often, sometimes, always
I sometimes walk home at lunch.
I often bring lunch to school.
a definite point of time: last week, when I was a kid, yesterday, six weeks ago
We saw a good movie last week.
Yesterday, I arrived in Geneva.
He finished his work at seven
I went to the theater last night
unlimited time points: days ago, centuries ago, long ago
People have lived in caves for a long time.
He played the piano when he was little.
Note: past words are a useful way of expressing distance to the past. It was placed after a period of time: a week ago, three years ago, one minute ago.

Be careful: A simple past in English might look tense in your own language, but the meaning might be different.
FORMING A SIMPLE TENSE
EASY SIMPLE TENSE PATTERN FOR REGULAR VERBS
Agree
Subject + verb + ed
I missed out.
Negative
Subject + no + infinitive without to
They do not go.
Interrogative
Are + subject + infinitive without
Did he come?
Interrogative negative
No + subject + infinitive without
Are you not playing?
WALK
Affirmative Interrogative Negative
I walk, I do not walk. Am I walking?
You walk, you don't walk. Are you walking?
He walked He didn't walk Did he walk?
We walked We did not walk. Are we walking?
They walk. They are not walking. Are they walking?
TENSE IS EASY SIMPLE TO BE, TO HAVE, TO DO
Verb subject
Be Have Do
I did it
You have done it
He did it
We have done it
You have done it
They have done it
NOTES ABOUT AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE & INTERROGATIVE FORMS
AGREE
Affirmations from the past simple form are simple.

I was in Japan last year
He had a headache yesterday.
We did our homework last night.
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oleh Dori Fansir -
Simple past tense is a sentence tenses used to express events that occurred in the past and have ended in the past
Verbal S + Verb 2 (past) positif
Verbal S + did + not + infinitive (negatif)
Simple present tense is a form of verb to state facts, habits, or events that occur at this time
Positive Verbal S + have / has+ Verb 3
Negative

Verbal S + have / has+ not + Verb 3