Unit 7 - The Present Perfect

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This lesson contains 18 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.

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Slide 1 - Video

The past participle of Know
A
knew
B
known
C
knowed
D
knewed

Slide 2 - Quiz

past simple of leave
A
leaved
B
have left
C
left
D
leave

Slide 3 - Quiz

Past participle of die
A
dead
B
died
C
death
D
deaded

Slide 4 - Quiz

past simple of talk
A
talks
B
told
C
talking
D
talked

Slide 5 - Quiz

My sister has ________ a new dress
A
buyed
B
boughted
C
bought
D
buy

Slide 6 - Quiz

Which tense is this?
I have known him all my life.
A
past simple
B
present simple
C
present perfect
D
past perfect

Slide 7 - Quiz

Which tense is this?

My cat died last week.
A
past perfect
B
past simple
C
present simple
D
present perfect

Slide 8 - Quiz

Top Tip
Learn the past simple and the past participle of  irregular verbs

The Table is on page 158 in student book and page 92 in workbook

Slide 9 - Slide

The Present Perfect
Is used to refer to actions completed sometime before now, but with some present relevance, and so joins past and present.

I have seen the Queen ( at some indefinite time in my life)
* but not: I have seen the Queen yesterday
I saw the Queen yesterday

Slide 10 - Slide

Slide 11 - Video

For and Since
Both these time expressions are frequently used with the Present Perfect to answer the question How Long.......?
  • We use for with a period of time:  an hour, two weeks
  • We use since with a point in time: 2017, May

NOT: I'VE BEEN HERE SINCE TWO MONTHS
Read the Grammar Reference on page141 ( 7.1)

Slide 12 - Slide

Complete practice for ; "for and since" - pg 55
ACTIVITY: Class survey to find out how long in the class people have had, been or done certain things.
How long have you been able to .....?
How long have you had a ......?
How long have you been ......?

Slide 13 - Slide

 Check answers for ex1,2,3. pg54 SB 

Slide 14 - Slide

What are the tenses in these sentences? Why are they used?
Karl Marx lived there for five years.
John has lived there for three years.
He has done a lot of homework.
He did a lot of homework. 
They have been to the Efteling on a school trip and they are very tired.
They went to the Efteling on a school trip. 

Slide 15 - Slide

How do we form the Present Perfect?
Positive: I/ we/you/ they + have + past participle (PP)
                   he/she/it + has + past participle (PP)

Negative: I/ we/you/ they + haven't + past participle (PP)
                   he/she/it + hasn't + past participle (PP)

Questions: Have + I/ we/you/ they + past participle (PP)
                   Has + he/she/it +  past participle (PP)

Slide 16 - Slide

Student book page 55
exercises 5 - what are the differences between KM and J

Slide 17 - Slide

Complete the exercises
On page 54 and 55 in your student book
Homework is: complete all the exercises on pages 46 and 47 in the workbook before the 17th of APRIL
HOMEWORK IS ALSO TO STUDY FOR THE GRAMMAR TEST UNITS 5 AND 6 - THIS IS NEXT TUESDAY THE 10TH OF APRIL

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