EF1- 12B I've Never Been There!

​i've never been there!

​I've never been there!

​12b

​Chinese

​Japanese

​Thai

Indian

Turkish

Mexican

Spanish

Italian

French

Greek

• Have you eaten any of these kinds of foods? If yes, how was it?

• What are the most popular types of foreign restaurants where you live?

Multiple Select

​Which kind of foreign food do you think is the top three popular in the U.S.?

• Chinese

• Indian

• Greek

• Italian

• Mexican

Multiple Choice

Listen to four people trying to decide where to go for dinner. Do they agree on which restaurant to go to?

• Yes.

• No.

Draw

Listen again and check the restaurants Joe has been to. Write ? if he doesn't say when.

Dropdown

What tense is Alison's first question?

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Select answer

What tense is her second question?

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Select answer

Which shows a specific time in the past?

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Select answer

​simple past

​Past

​Present

Is used to talk about past actions that have already ended.

​She was a dancer.

​She is dead.

Irregular verbs

• Don't forget that, excluding the verb BE, all the verbs remain the same form for all the people.

• Remember that if you are making a question or a negative statement, you need the auxiliary verb, and it is the one to be in the past!

  - I don't like you. -> I didn't like you.

  Not I don't liked you.

  - Do you like it? -> Did you like it?

  Not Do you liked it?

​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)

​Guess where I've been

• ​Tell me 6 cities in your country or abroad ( three you have been to and three you haven't been to ).

• ​We are going to try to find out which ones aren't true based on the information given.

• To try to find out, ask about time, location, food, and some other specific things you can use to detect the lie.

• ​Tell me 6 cities in your country or abroad ( three you have been to and three you haven't been to ).

• ​We are going to try to find out which ones aren't true based on the information given.

• To try to find out, ask about time, location, food, and some other specific things you can use to detect the lie.

Draw

Match three irregular past participles to each sound.

Complete the present perfect questions and ask them. If the answer is Yes, ask the past simple questions.