Reading
Books on the table
Reading
Books on the table
What does this idiom mean?
In the heat of the moment.
Planning I Friday the 17th of April
File 4A: present perfect vs past simple.
Imaginary product.
Goal: After today you will have be able to exlain the present perfect in your own words.
Timeline
Now
Past simple
Present perfect
Past simple
Usually contains a time element such as:
yesterday, in 1990, last month, etc.
Ususally doesn't contain a time element.
Recent or still having an effect.
Fyne jas
Present perfect
Most important to remember
Slide heading
He _________________ (see) that film last year.
Julie _________________ (arrive)! Come and say hello!
I _________________ (know) about the problem for months, but I _________________ (not / find) a solution yet.
imaginary product
Alcohol should be legal for 16 and above
Alcohol should be legal for 21 and above
Left
Right
Phones are prohibited for everyone under 14.
Phones should not be prohibited anywhere.
Left
Right
More money for healthcare, but less money for education.
More money for education but less money for healthcare.
Left
Right
More focus on Dutch culture in schools.
Less focus on Dutch culture and more on other cultures in schools.
Left
Right
Cheap meat but with a risk of animal mistreatment
Expensive meat but but less change of animal mistreatment.
Left
Right
We ______ (never experience) such an intense storm before.
They _____ (build) that bridge in the early 20th century.
She ______ (work) at the company for over ten years, but is now considering a change.
She ________ (attend) the meeting because she was feeling unwell.
The company _______ (launch) its product just a few minutes ago. Look.
She __________ (meticulously cultivate) her expertise in molecular biology over the past decade.