Present Perfect with Yet

ENGLISH 4TH GRADE

September 20th to September 24th

​Welcome to your English Class!!

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​Today we are going to do a review about present perfect.

​Thank You!!

​The Present perfect tense describes actions that happened at some undetermined time in the past. The action can or can not be finished. It may still be in progress or maybe expected to happen once more in the future.

​Gramatical rules

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To form the present perfect we use an auxiliary verb "have/has" and the verb and past participle.

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I, you, we, they + have + past participle

She, he, it + has + past participle

​Structure Affirmative Sentences

Subject + have/has + verb in past participle + complement

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Examples:

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I have talked to Peter.

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She has gone to work.

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We have been to London.

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They have learned English.

Fill in the Blanks

​Negative sentences

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​Subject + have/has + not + verb in past participle + complement

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Examples:

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I have not talked to Peter.

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He has not gone to work.

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We have not been to London.

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​Interrogative sentences

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Have/has + sujeto + verbo past paticiple + complement+ ?

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Examples:

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Have you talked to Peter?

Has she gone to work?

Have you been to London?

Have they learned English?

​Book Time!!!

​Go to your Student book page 102 and complete exercise A and B

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​https://youtu.be/ZJyTgRmXrdc

​Ever and Yet

• ​We use ever and yet for questions with the present perfect.​

• ​We use ever to ask about experiences.

• We use yet to ask if something happened or not