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    Book 2- Unit 10

    Grammar – PRESENT PERFECT


    Page 119
    Lesson objective:

    I can use the present perfect


    correctly to talk about :
    -actions in the past
    -experiences in life
    Present Perfect

    Present

    Past Future

    Present Perfect is a
    verb tense
    When is the present perfect tense used?

     We often use present perfect to talk about an action in the past. We often use it when :

     1- when we don’t know exactly when the action happened.

     Or

     2- we don’t say because exactly when the action happened is not important
    When is the present perfect tense used?
    Present
    Past Future

    It can show a finished Experiences in our


    past action. lives

    I have been to London. I’ve visited Egypt five times.

    She’s done an English course.


    She’s never been to space.
    Verb form

    participle
    subject + have / has + past
    She has
    He has
    I have visited Egypt five times.
    They have
    You have
    We have

    subject + have/has + Past participle

    Sara has visited Egypt five times.


    Past participle – Regular Verbs

    Verb + -ed
    Past simple Past participle

    walk walked walked

    finish finished finished


    Past participle – Irregular Verbs

    verb + different verb form

    verb Past simple Past participle

    be was/were been
    eat ate eaten
    get got gotten

    make made made


    Practice – What is the past participle form of the verb?

    Verb Past simple Past participle

    1. do did
    done

    2. see saw
    seen

    3. watch watched
    watched

    4. buy bought bought

    5. write wrote written


    I have finished /’ve finished
    my homework. (finish)

    Negative form

    I haven’t finished my homework.


    (not finish)
    Sara has passed her exam. (pass)

    Negative form

    Sara hasn’t passed her exam. (not


    pass)
    Present perfect - Questions and Answers

    Have you finished dinner?


    (auxillary (subject). Main verb
    .verb) (past participle)

    Yes, I have.
    No, I haven’t.
    Questions with Have you ever ……? (past experiences)

    Have you ever been to America?


    (auxillary Main verb
    .verb) (past participle)
    in your life

    Yes, I have.

    No, I’ve never been there.


    Practice Make affirmative/negative sentences using the present perfect.

    1. She/ write / books in English and Arabic.

    She has written books in English and Arabic.

    2. We / not do/ any exercise.

    We haven’t done any exercise.

    3.They/ not see/ the new movie.

    They haven’t seen the new movie.


    Practice Complete the questions and answers with the present perfect of
    the verbs.

    1. ____________ the students ________________their exams?


    2. Yes, they _________________. (finish)

    1. Have the students finished their exams?


    2. Yes, they have.

    3.______________ she ever ________________ Jeddah?


    4. No, she ______________________ (visit)

    3. Has she ever visited Jeddah?


    4. No, she hasn’t/ has never visited Jeddah.
    Summary- Present perfect

    past participle
    subject + have / has +
    e n t
    s
    re ut :
    e abop
    e th
    u s ta lk s t eaten
    … …..?

    ca n to p a ver
    I fect t h e ve yo u e

    r in li f e H a

    pe o n s in
    c ti c e s
    - a i e n Thank you
    p e r
    - ex
    for

    watching

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