Present Perfect

Present Perfect

By Irfat Bilal

Let's start our class with playing a game!

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What about 'Have you Ever....' poll!

Poll

Have you ever drunk coconut milk?

• Yes, I have.

• No, I have never.

Poll

Have you ever been in a hurricane?

• Yes, I have.

• No, I have never.

Poll

Have you ever played golf?

• Yes, I have.

• No, I have never.

Has John ever played golf?

Ask ss to predict!

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Go back to the PPT slides to show the video!​

No, he has never played golf.

Multiple Select

Tick all the things that John has done!

You can tick more than one!

• He has been to Italy.

• He has eaten Sushi.

• He has played golf.

• He has been to Ireland.

What do they have in common?

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Which tense is used?

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​Have you ever eaten Sushi?

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I have eaten Sushi.

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I have been to ​Italy.

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He has never eaten Sushi.

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They have never been to Italy.​

Draw

Type/ write the rule!

​Study the use:

​Study the rule:

Are you ready to have some FUN?!

Multiple Choice

Look! I ________ eaten my sandwich.

• has

• have

• did

Multiple Choice

Look! She ________ eaten her sandwich.

• has

• have

• did

Multiple Choice

I __________ to Egypt three times.

• been

• have been

• has been

Multiple Choice

My dad ____________ eaten a pineapple.

• has never

• have ever

• has ate

Multiple Choice

------------------ you ever been late?

• Has

• Are

• Were

• Have

Fill in the Blanks

Complete:

you ever eaten a lobster ?

Fill in the Blanks

Complete:

Have you

seen a shark?

Open Ended

Ask s question about the picture!

(see- peacock)

Multiple Select

Tick all the correct sentences and questions.

• Look! The house has lost its roof.

• Look! The tree have fall.

• Has you ever seen a beech tree on the beach?

• Have you ever seen a beech tree on the beach?

• Yaman has never eaten a dragon fruit.

Open Ended

Negate the sentence using never!

(The girls pick apples.)

Open Ended

Ask Ahmad a question!

(Using the present perfect tense)

Open Ended

Ask Mariam a question!

(Using the present perfect tense)