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Do you struggle with choosing between simple past and present perfect? You are not alone. We receive a lot of questions about this topic. So, here there is a short explanation about when you can use one or the other.

In this bite-sized episode of Mini Morning – English Shots, Stefania breaks down a common English mistake: mixing the present perfect with the past simple. Using the everyday example "Have you seen him yesterday?", discover why the past simple is the correct choice when referring to finished time expressions like "yesterday." Learn how to tell your stories naturally and confidently by mastering the difference between past simple and present perfect. Perfect for English learners looking to polish their grammar with clear, practical tips.

Next episode preview: Are you using "literally" correctly? Tune in!

Discover the adventurous word “wanderlust” in this quick 2-minute episode of Mini Morning – English Shots from the English in the Morning podcast. Stefania explains the meaning, pronunciation, and grammar tips for this inspiring word that captures the strong desire to travel and explore the world. Plus, get a fun challenge to practice using wanderlust in your own sentence. Perfect for intermediate English learners looking for a daily language boost!

In this episode, we’re taking the confusion out of three little words that love to cause big problems: at, on, and in—when we’re talking about time.

Words, their meanings and how to use them, literally.

How confident are you using these verbs? Do you know the difference? Do you know how to use them properly? Listen to the practical tips and improve your English.

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