EF1- 12A Books and Movies

Books

​and

12a

Movies

​

​Look at the gifs and images of the films and TV shows.

-Do you know them?

-Have you ever watched them? If yes, did you like it?

-What about the books, have you read them?

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Listen to three conversations. Complete them with the phrases below.

1. Stella: The first Jurassic Park is on TV tonight. ​

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Paul: ​

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. And ​

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. The movie's better than the book, I think.

Stella: Let's watch it then. I know it's an old movie, but I haven't seen it.



2. Matt: Have you read the Game of Thrones books?

Tom: ​

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. They're really long! Life's too short for 700-page books!

Matt: Have you watched the TV show?

Tom: Yes, I've watched the first three seasons, and I've downloaded the fourth.



3. Ann: Have you seen the movie It? The recent one.

Mike: Is it the movie of the Stephen King book?

Ann: Yes.

Mike: I've heard of it, but ​

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it. I've read the book - it's great.

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Have you seen it?

Yes, I have

I've read the book

No, I haven't

I haven't seen

Labelling

Complete the chart with phrases from the previous dialog.

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I've read

Have you read

No, I haven't.

Yes, I have.

I haven't read

​What is 've?

How is have and haven't in the third person singular?

What verbs are seen, read, and heard? Why are they spelled like this?

What is the base form of watched and downloaded? Why aren't they like see, read, and hear?

When Tom says: 'I've watched the first three seasons', do we know when he watched them?

​Present Perfect

​ Is used to describe something that happened in the past but still has some relation to the present.

​Sophia was in a car accident.

• She has been in the hospital ever since.

• She hasn't gone home yet.

• Her friends have visited her.

• She hasn't walked.

​Simple Past

Present Perfect

​The ambulance took Sophia to the hospital.

​The ambulance took her. She isn't in the ambulance anymore.

Sophia has been in the hospital.

​Sophia arrived at the hospital and is there since.

​now

​past

Present Perfect

​ To conjugate the verb tense, we need the verb 'have' as an auxiliary and the past participle of the main verb.

​don't forget to conjugate correctly the auxiliary to each subject.

​the main verb must be in the past participle (third column)

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​Infinitive

​Simple

Past

Past

Participle

​If the verb isn't here, it means that it may be a regular verb.

To conjugate regular verbs, just add an -ed at the end of the verb.

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My mother ​

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​

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a delicious cake.

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has

made

have

make

do

does

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My bother ​

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​

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me this story.

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has

read

have

reads

do

does

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We ​

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to Bali twice.

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have

gone

has

go

do

does

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She ​

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in the hospital for six years.

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has

worked

have

work

works

do

does

Reorder

Reorder the following

• I

• have

• visited

• my granhdparents.

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

Reorder the following

• She

• has

• traveled

• to Cancun.

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

Reorder the following

• My mom

• has

• cooked

• a pizza.

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Present Perfect

​ To ask questions and make the negative form, we use the usual form:

​Even in questions and negatives, don't forget to put the main verb in the participle!

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She ​

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​

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Asian food.

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hasn't

eaten

had

hadn't

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He ​

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​

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any gift or letter from his brother.

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hasn't

received

hadn't

receive

have

haves

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Have

• you

• been

• to China?

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

Reorder the following

• I

• haven't

• visited

• China.

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Draw

Complete the sentences with the past participle of the verbs from the list.

What other books that were turned into movies or TV shows do you remember?

Draw

Complete the sentences, making them true for you and with 3 lies.