Síntesis del Episodio "Talking about your experience and past events. Past simple vs. present perfect"

Hablar del pasado es una de las cosas más frecuentes que hacemos con el lenguaje. Sin embargo, para los españoles es extremadamente difícil hacerlo en inglés. ¿Por qué es esto? ¿Cómo puedes hacer esto mejor? Aprende cómo hablar sobre eventos pasados ​​y la diferencia entre los tiempos pasado simple y presente perfecto, ¡los tiempos verbales más difíciles de usar correctamente!

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