Review: simple past present perfecto future should

TOPIC: Review simple past vs present perfect, will vs going to, should

Learning objective: to review tenses

Present Perfect

Use

• We use the present perfect to talk about experience without specifying when exactly when it happened.

• We use the past simple to talk about past events and when we want to mention the moment/time they happened.

Structure

• Affirmative: I have walked

• Negative: I have not walked

• Interrogative: Have you walked?

Past Participles

• We make the past participle of regular verbs by adding -ed to the base form of the verb

• There are no rules to form past participles of irregular verbs. For example: see -> saw / be -> been, etc.

Multiple Select

Do you remember the difference between BEEN and GONE?

• We use BEEN to say someone went to a place and then returned.

• We use GONE to say someone went to a place and they are still there.

Present perfect vs Past Simple

• We use the present perfect to talk about life events/experiences without saying when they happened

• We use the simple past to give more information about a life event, such as the time or place.

Multiple Choice

Has Chloe ever won a competition?

• Yes, she did. She won a history prize last year.

• Yes, she has. She won a history prize last year.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• Have you ever flown a helicopter?

• Did you ever fly in a helicopter?

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• Did Chloe ever win a competition?

• Has Chloe ever won a competition?

GOING TO VS WILL

Multiple Select

When do we use "GOING TO"? (¿Cuándo utilizamos el "going to"?)

Elige más de una opción

• Near future

• Promises

• Predictions

• Facts

Multiple Choice

When do we use "WILL"?

(Choose only one option)

• To talk about FEELINGS

• To talk about FACTS

• To talk about PLANS

• To talk about TIME

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Multiple Choice

Read the next paragraph and answer the question (Lee el siguiente párrafo y responde):

Hi, I am Sophie. Next year, I am going to study in a new school because I am going to travel to another country. I think I will miss my friends and my school here.

QUESTION:

Where is she going next year?

• To travel to Brazil

• To take a shower

• To read a book

• To study in a new school

Open Ended

Make a sentence using "will"

​Modal: should

Multiple Choice

Thomas wants to travel to Europe next summer. He ... his money.

• should save

• shouldn't save

• should saves

Multiple Choice

Oh, no! I have a huge problem. What ...?

• should I do

• I should do

• I should to do

Multiple Choice

When you have a cold, you ... lots of water and get lots of rest.

• are should drink

• should drinking

• should drink

Multiple Choice

That road is very dangerous. They ... there at night.

• shouldn't drive

• should driving

• shouldn't driving

Multiple Choice

You ... the truth because telling a lie can bring you a lot of trouble.

• should tell

• shouldn't tell

• should to tell

Multiple Choice

... always look both ways before you cross a street.

• You are should

• You should

• You should do

Multiple Choice

I think ... a doctor. You look very sick.

• should see

• should you see

• you should see

Multiple Choice

(A) ... I eat that candy?

(B) No, you ....

• Should/should

• Shouldn't/don't

• Should/shouldn't

Multiple Choice

You ... very much noise. The baby is... asleep.

• should make

• shouldn't make

• should making

Multiple Choice

I want to become rich and famous. ...?

• What I should do

• How I should do

• What should I do