Past Simple: to talk about finished actions that have no connection with present, to talk about people who are not alive, with words "last ...", "yesterday", "...ago", "from 1897 to 1901", "in 2010", with question words "What time...?" and "When...?", to talk about actions that happened right after another, Present Perfect: to talk about our experience , to talk about actions that have the results in present, with words "just", "already", "yet", with question word "How many/How much ...?" for completed actions with the present result actions, to talk about unfinished actions that we started in the past and we are still doing them (stative verbs), with words "for" and "since" (stative verbs), with question word "How long ...?" for still ongoing actions (stative verb), Present Perfect Continuous: to talk about unfinished actions that we started in the past and we are still doing them (dynamic verbs), with question word "How long ...?" for still ongoing actions (dynamic verb) , with words "for" and "since" (dynamic verbs), Used to: to talk about past habits that we don't do anymore (with both stative: live, enjoy, think etc. and dynamic verbs: read, run, play), Would: to talk about past habits that we don't do anymore (with only dynamic verbs: read, run, play etc.),

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