Lesson 43 - Present perfect 3

Lesson 43 Simple or perfect?
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Lesson 43 Simple or perfect?
  • Camera on.
  • Mic on mute.
  • I have to see your face.

Slide 1 - Slide

Today
  • Practicing with the present perfect on verbuga.eu
  • *new* present perfect or past simple?
  • Quiz
  • Homework time 

Slide 2 - Slide

Goals
  • You have better control over the present perfect and the irregular verbs
  • You know when to use the past simple and when to use the present perfect. 

Slide 3 - Slide

Homework check
Let's see how you did on the
homework.
Present perfect worksheet 2

Slide 4 - Slide

timer
10:00

Slide 5 - Slide

Present perfect or Past simple?
When to use which?
  • I'll show you a statement (a use, signal words, grammar rule)
  • Decide which of the two tenses fits the description most.

Slide 6 - Slide

When something just happened.
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 7 - Quiz

A finished action in the past (at a specific moment).
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 8 - Quiz

An action that started in the past and is still going on in the present.
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 9 - Quiz

When an action in the past started at an unknown moment.
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 10 - Quiz

regular verbs: verb+(e)d
irregular verbs: 2nd column
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 11 - Quiz

regular verbs: have/has + verb+(e)d
irregular verbs: have/has + 3rd column
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 12 - Quiz

for, never, just, already, ever, yet, since
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 13 - Quiz

last week, five minutes ago, a year ago
A
Past simple
B
Present perfect

Slide 14 - Quiz

Past simple or present perfect
Past simple
Present perfect
When
Finished action at a specific moment in the past
Started in the past and still going / Unknown moment in the past / Recent action
Rule
verb+(e)d
have/has + past participle
Signal words
last week, yesterday, five minutes ago, etc...
for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since
Example
Five weeks ago we saved a cat on the street.
The taxi has just arrived.

Slide 15 - Slide

Quiz
  • I'll show you a gap-fill sentence.
  • Decide whether to use the past simple or present perfect. 

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Yesterday, I _____ (to walk) to school.
A
walked
B
have walked

Slide 17 - Quiz

She _____ (to be) spoiled ever since she was a little girl.
A
was
B
has been

Slide 18 - Quiz

We _____ (to love) the movie Bratz! when we were younger.
A
loved
B
have loved

Slide 19 - Quiz

They _____ (never / to see) a musical.
A
never saw
B
have never seen

Slide 20 - Quiz

I _____ (to study) at Kandinsky since 2020.
A
studied
B
have studied

Slide 21 - Quiz

Get to work
  • Go on Magister to Thursday's lesson (25/3/2021)
  • Homework: Finish the worksheet in the attachment

Slide 22 - Slide

Next lesson
Finish Present perfect worksheet 3

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