INTERCHANGE 1 UNIT 10

INTERCHANGE 1 UNIT 10

Present Perfect; For, Since, Already and Yet

What is the present perfect

• The present perfect continuous is formed with have/has been and the -ing form of the verb.

• We normally use the present perfect continuous to emphasise that something is still continuing in the present.

What sentence would you create here using the simple present?

Poll

What sentence would you write here in the simple present?

• I go to cinema.

• I am going to the cinema.

Now how would you write it in the P.Perfect?

• Remember you need to use have/has

• The past participle as well

Multiple Choice

What is the past participle of EAT

• Ate

• Eated

• Eaten

• Eat

Already & Yet

These are used to talk about things you finished or have not finished and is usually placed with the P.Perf.

For & Since

They are usually related to the past and can talk about something that happened from a point into the futre or from point to point.

Multiple Choice

I ____ not ____ Pizza _____

• Has/ ate / already

• Have / eaten / Yet

The P.Perfect

• Is not the same as the Simple past. The simple past uses For and since

• The P.Perf uses Already and yet. It is made with the Auxilliary verb have/has and uses the past participle!

Poll

Did you like the format of this lesson?

• Yes

• No

• It could be better

• I don't care