Present perfect and present perfect continuous past simple

​Present Perfect

​Present Perfect Continuous

​have/ has + Past Participle
( irregular - 3rd form
regular- endings -ed, -ied)

haven't/ hasn't + Past Participle

Have/ Has ................ Past Participle?

​have/ has been + - ing

haven't/ hasn't been + -ing

Have/ Has .............. been - ing?

​Present Perfect

​Present Perfect Continuous

​darbības, kas pabeigta

​ darbība, kas turpinās un kuras sekas redzamas tagadnē

​They are really excited because they have reached the top of the mountain.

​He has been climbing up to the mountains for three hours. He's very tired.

​Present Perfect

​Present Perfect Continuous

​pabeigta darbība

​He has sent 30 e-mails up to now.

​darbība, kas sākusies pagātnē
un vēl turpinās

​He has been sending e-mails all morning.

​Present Perfect

​experience ( pieredze)

​darbība, kas paveikta uz doto brīdi

​They have seen polar
bears in Alaska.

​They have travelled 500 km this day

Multiple Choice

They_________________ from the trip yet.

• haven't returned

• haven't been returning

Multiple Choice

They _______________ for the bus for an hour now.

• have been waiting

• have waited

Multiple Choice

We _________never________ to Sri Lanka.

• have never been

• have never been being

Multiple Choice

Lisa ___________ a ticket to Australia.

• has been booking

• has booked

• have been booking

• have booked

Multiple Choice

I _____________________ a lots of pictures this morning.

• have taken

• have been taking

• have taked

Multiple Choice

We ________________ since 9 o'clock this morning and my feet are hurting.

• have been walking

• have walked

• have walking

Multiple Choice

Our family ___________ for two months. We are returning home next week.

• have been travelling

• have travelled

Multiple Choice

They _________________ a lot of amazing places.

• have seen

• have been seeing

Multiple Choice

I _______________ cleaning the house.

• have finished

• have been finished

​Past Simple

​ irregular- 2nd form go- went
regular - endings -ed,-ied walk - walked, try - tried

didn't + infinitive didn't go, didn't walk

Did .............................. infinitive? Did ................. go? Did ...... walk?

​Present Perfect

​Past Simple

​darbība, kas notikusi

nenoteiktā pagātnes brīdī

​Million of tourists have visited
Grand Canyon.

darbība, kas notikusi noteiktā pagātnes laikā

​

We went on amazing safari

a few years ago

​ago, yesterday, last month

​just already ever never yet

​Present Perfect

​Past Simple

​darbība, kas sākta pagātnē

un joprojām turpinā tagadnē

My sister took this photo

when we were on holidays

darbība, kas notikusi un

pabeigta pagātnē

​

I have worked at as a hotel

receptionist for 5 years.

​experience ( pieredze)

​They have seen polar
bears in Alaska.

Multiple Choice

He ……………………….. (be) in Vienna several times.

• has been

• has been being

• was

Multiple Choice

We ___________ to Italy last week.

• travelled

• have been travelling

• have travelled

Multiple Choice

I …………………….(not meet) him for three months.

• haven't met

• haven't been meeting

• met

Multiple Choice

Irena _________ in Rome a week ago.

• arrived

• has arrived

• has been arriving

Multiple Choice

We _________ for Joe for three hours and he has only just finished his packing.

• waited

• have waited

• have been waiting

Multiple Choice

He is tired becaue he ______________ all day

• worked

• has been working

• has worked

Multiple Choice

Emma hasn't written her essey ________

• yet

• still

• just

Multiple Choice

____________________ to the hotel manager yet?

• Did you speak

• Have you spoken

• Have you been speaking

Multiple Choice

I'm going to Austalia next week.

Really? I _____________ there before.

• was

• have been

• were

Multiple Choice

We started walking at 10 o'clock.

We _______________ for three hours.

• walked

• have been walking

• have walked

Poll

How do you feel about grammar?

• I understand very well

• I understand quite well

• I need more practise

• It's very difficult