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park /PARK/
noun
a green open area in a city where people walk and play
"Children play football in the park after school."
neighbor /NAY-bur/
noun
a person who lives near you
"My neighbor waters our plants when we are away."
market /MAR-kit/
noun
a place where people buy and sell food and other things
"We buy fresh fruit at the market every Sunday."
street /STREET/
noun
a road in a city or town
"Our apartment is on a quiet street."
hospital /HOS-pi-tal/
noun
a big building where doctors help sick people
"She went to the hospital because she had a fever."
apartment /a-PART-ment/
noun
a set of rooms in a building where a person or family lives
"They rent a small apartment near the park."
crowd /KROWD/
noun
a large group of people together
"A big crowd waited for the bus at the station."
cinema /SI-nuh-ma/
noun
a place where people watch movies
"We watched a funny movie at the cinema last night."
quiet /KWAI-ut/
adjective
not loud; calm and peaceful
"The library is a quiet place to study."
visit /VI-zit/
verb
to go and see a person or a place
"We will visit my aunt this weekend."
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Use the **present perfect** (**have/has** + past participle) for life experiences when you do not say when. Example idea: I have visited the market many times.
Use the **present perfect** for recent past actions with a result now. I have just bought fruit at the market, and now I have the fruit at home.
Use **never**, **ever**, **yet**, **already**, and **just** with the **present perfect**. Have you ever met my neighbor?
Use the **past simple** for finished actions when we say, ask, or know when they happened. I visited the cinema last night.
Never use the **present perfect** with a past
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