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5th U1 - 2 Grammar Review & Practice

5th U1 - 2 Grammar Review & Practice

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World Languages, Fun, Arts

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4th Grade

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5 Slides • 12 Questions

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5th U1 - 2 Grammar Review & Practice

Present Perfect ever / never

Present perfect for / since

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Present Perfect ever / never

To talk about actions in the past that are still true now.


ever / never : ever (interrogative) , never (negative!)

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Has / Have + Past Participles ❤️

  • Interrogative: Have the girls cleaned the kitchen?

  • Affirmative: I have seen that film.

  • Negative: She hasn't been to Ireland.

  • (To make a negative, add n't to the end of (has or have.)

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

you ever seen that film?

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

your brother finished his dinner?

7

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Tim ever cleaned his bedroom?

8

Fill in the Blanks

(-) You

Type answer...

played football at the school.

9

Fill in the Blanks

(+) You

Type answer...

visited Italy every February since you were 5 years old.

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Fill in the Blanks

We

Type answer...

just heard about the grammar from Unit 1.

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For / Since

for - specific! I have studied English for 1 year.

since - I have studied English since I was a baby.

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Multiple Choice

We have washed the car every Saturday ___ 10 years.

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since

2

for

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Multiple Choice

Your brother has cried ___ he came from school today.

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for

2

since

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Multiple Choice

I have heard that horrible song ___ Friday night.

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for

2

since

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Multiple Choice

Katrina has eaten pizza for breakfast ____ she was in the university.

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since

2

for

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Fill in the Blanks

Let's write this correctly: He / tidied / his / has / room / just.

Type answer...

17

Fill in the Blanks

Write correctly: Have / ever / you / seen / movie / with / a / robots?

Type answer...

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