Recap Unit 6 - 3H

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Recap Unit 6 - 3H

• Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
• Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous
• Present Perfect Passive
• Adverbs & Adjectives 

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect

They ... that movie twice already.

1. saw
2. have seen

Jake ... his arm yesterday.

1. broke
2. has broken

I ... her since high school.

1. knew
2. have known

Which signal words for the Present Perfect do you know? (FYNE JAS)

Complete the sentence with FYNE JAS.

Have you ___________ tried Ethiopian food?

Complete the sentence with FYNE JAS.

I haven’t finished my homework ___________. Can I hand it in tomorrow?

Complete the sentence with FYNE JAS.

He’s been learning the guitar ___________ last summer.

Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous to complete the sentence.

She _______________________ (study) French for three years.

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous to complete the sentence.

We _______________________ (wait) for the bus for over an hour.

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous to complete the sentence.

He _______________________ (visit) Italy several times.

Use the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous to complete the sentence.

I _______________________ (read) that book. It was amazing!

Present Perfect Passive

Which sentence is a Present Perfect Passive?

1. The thief has stolen several paintings.
2. They sent the letter to the wrong address.
3. The roads have been closed due to flooding.
4. The report has not been finished yet.

Present Perfect Passive

Have / has + been + past participle

The room has been cleaned thoroughly. 

A new vaccine (develop) _______________________ to fight the virus.

How many books (write) _______________________ by that author so far?

The stolen paintings (recover) _______________________ by the police.

Rewrite the sentence into its Passive form.

The teacher has corrected all the exams.

Rewrite the sentence into its Passive form.

The chef has prepared the dessert.

Rewrite the sentence into its Passive form.

Someone has stolen my bicycle.

Adverbs & Adjectives

What do you know about adverbs?

What do you know about adjectives?

We use ... to describe nouns.

1. adverbs
2. adjectives

Adjectives

• She has a small dog.
• Her voice is beautiful. 
• He seems tired.
• He wore a blue shirt.

We use ... to describe verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.

1. adverbs
2. adjectives

Adverbs

• She left the room quietly.  
• He can speak English well. (adverb form of good)
• He seems very tired.
• She left the room extremely quietly.

We add -ly when a word is used as an ...

1. adverb
2. adjective

What is the adverb form of 'happy'?

1. Adverbs

Complete the sentences with a fitting adverb form of the words from the box. There are two words too many.

1. She spoke so ______________  that I had to lean in to hear her.
2. The children laughed ______________ as they played in the park.
3. The teacher explained the instructions ______________.
4. They worked ______________  to finish the project.

 

  soft - efficient - happy - clear 

2. Adverbs vs. Adjectives

Fill in the gaps with the correct adverb or adjective. 

1. The music was too __________ (loud) for the baby.

2. She ran __________ (quick) to catch the bus.

He reacted ______________ (angry) when he found out his bike had been stolen.

The cat moved ______________ (graceful) across the room, barely making a sound.

This room feels ______________ (bright) in the morning sunlight.

I tried to be _________ (patient), but I left after fifteen minutes.

How well are you prepared for the test?

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