Past Simple vs Present Perfect

‘I visited London’ or ‘I have visited London’ last year?

If you have ever caught yourself wondering about this, be sure you're among the many who have doubts (about the tense, not visiting London) and this is the right post for you.

The difference between the Past Simple and Present Perfect can be tricky even for advanced learners, and Italians in particular seem to struggle with it, for a very good reason I'll illustrate below. But no worries, I’ve got you covered!

Whether you're just getting started or need a refresher,

mastering these two tenses will help you sound more fluent, precise and confident in English, at work and in life.

In this post, we’ll break down the differences between the Past Simple and Present Perfect—from actions in finished time periods to experiences that are still connected to the present.

We’ll also cover common mistakes learners make and offer practical tips to avoid them.

Plus, we’ll throw in some examples from Business and Military contexts, to make sure you speak comfortably and accurately in international working contexts.

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