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#English EVER means “at any point in your life,” it’s used with the present perfect. Have you ever been to Italy?
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#English present perfect is used with the TIME FRAME is open: so far today, this week, this year, during my life.
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#English simple past is used when the TIME FRAME is closed: yesterday, last week, last year, in 2015, ten years ago, etc.
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#English simple past is used when the time frame is closed, and it doesn’t express any specific effect on the present: I ate with my family last night.
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#English future with GOING TO expresses a future intention or expectation based on the present. I’m going to go to the gym tomorrow morning, so I can have some pie tonight.
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