U9 Gr 2 WB 125-126 and Project Design

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​Date: May 2nd, 2024
Session: 93-94
Purpose: Reinforcement and deep practice on Present perfect and past simple besides Unit 9 Project designing.

The present perfect tense is often used to tell up-to-date news.

‘Great news! Jane has had a baby!’

Examples

Great news! Jane has had a baby yesterday!’

So, to ask about and give more details, you need to use the past simple.

‘Great news! Jane has had a baby!’

‘When did she have it?’

‘She had it last night!’

Present perfect vs Past simple

The present perfect and past simple may appear in the same sentence:

I’ve lived here since I was a child.

Tom has been unemployed since he left the factory.

Remember

The past simple can be used with phrases relating to finished time, such as:

yesterday, last week, last month, in 2010, two weeks ago

Remember

The present perfect is used to describe periods of time that start in the past and continue until the present. It is often used with for and since.

I’ve lived here for five years.

James has worked here since last summer.

Now...

Ready for some practice?

Multiple Choice

Which question follows this statement?

‘I’ve been to New York.

• Really? When have you gone?

• Really? When did you go?

• Really? When you have gone?

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence.

‘I ____ out last Friday.’

• haven’t been

• have gone

• didn’t go

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• He’s recently got a new job in Frankfurt.

• Alan has just arrived.

• I’ve bought a new mobile phone two days ago

Multiple Choice

Which word can complete the sentence?

I haven’t seen him ____.

• yet

• yesterday

• last night

Multiple Choice

Which word CANNOT go in the space?

I’ve _____ spoken to James about the meeting.

• just

• already

• yet

Multiple Choice

Which words complete the sentence?

I _______ Helen since we _______ at school together.

• knew / ‘ve been

• know / were

• ‘ve known / were

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is true?

My parents have lived in Canada for three years.

• They used to live in Canada but now they are dead.

• They used to live in Canada but now they live somewhere else.

• They still live in Canada now.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct reply?

Jack has broken his leg.

• Oh no! What’s happened?

• Oh no! How has he done that?

• Oh no! How did he do that?

Multiple Choice

Which words can complete the sentence below?

I’ve telephoned Mike ___________

• three times this week

• three times last week.

• yesterday.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with for or since.

My internet connection has been down ________ Monday afternoon.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer.:

We’ve ______ finished building the flat pack furniture.

• yet

• already

Multiple Select

Complete the text with the past simple or present perfect form of the verbs in brackets.

I __________(learn) how to play the guitar when I _________(be) 12 years old.

• learned / have been

• learned / was

• have learned / was

• have learned / have been

Multiple Choice

1.INTERVIEWER:

• When did you start scuba diving

• Have you ever been scuba diving before

• Were you scared when you first went scuba diving

• Have you been free diving before

Multiple Choice

2.INTERVIEWER:

• Have you ever been scuba diving before

• Were you scared when you first went scuba diving

• Have you been free diving before

• When did you start scuba diving

Multiple Choice

3.INTERVIEWER:

• Have you ever been scuba diving before

• Were you scared when you first went scuba diving

• Have you been free diving before

• When did you start scuba diving

Multiple Choice

4.INTERVIEWER:

• Have you ever been scuba diving before

• Were you scared when you first went scuba diving

• Have you been free diving before

• When did you start scuba diving

​Workbook p. 125-126

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1.​

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you ever ​

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a kite before? ​

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2.I​

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to school yesterday. ​

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3.She ​

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her dad since last week. ​

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4.​

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she ​

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yoga last night? ​

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5.I ​

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​

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on the team since last month. ​

Select answer

Match

Match the following

• been/tried skydiving

• did you do it (for the first time)

• was it like

• did you do it

• tried scuba diving/ paragliding,

Yes, I have. Skydiving is amazing.

Last summer.

It was incredible.

Becasue my friend really wanted to do it

No, never. But I'd like to learn how...

• Yes, I have. Skydiving is amazing.

• Last summer.

• It was incredible.

• Becasue my friend really wanted to do it

• No, never. But I'd like to learn how...

​Let's review on Emailing...

STRUCTURE

• Greeting (use Hi, Hello or Dear + first name)

• Opening Remarks (reason for writing)

• Body (information, news or details)

• Closing Remarks ( start saying goodbye, thanks, wishes, last requests)

• Signing off (yours, love, take care...)

Form

Hi Chris!

Thanks for your email. It's great to hear from you! I'm so excited to come and finally seeing you, it's been ages!

So... let's cut the chase! About Friday, I'd love to see your friend's band! What kind of music do they play? I'm thinking about starting a band myself so a quick peek will be really interesting.

On Saturday I'd rather go on a boat trip on the river. I'm not into football at all, not my cup of tea, you know... But I'm a sucker for new adventures and nature.

I'm really looking forward to seeing you!

Love,

Sondra

Multiple Choice

It was great to hearing from you.

• opening remark

• closing remark

Multiple Choice

I can't wait to get your feedback on this matter.

• opening remark

• closing remark

Multiple Choice

How could you write

''I received the information you sent me'' in an email?

• I got the information you sent me.

• Thanks for the information.

We often use ''Thank you'' or ''Thanks'' to start an email - especially if someone has helped you. ''I got...'' sounds a little unfriendly.

Multiple Choice

How could you write

''I am writing to give you further information concerning...'' in an email to a colleague?

• I would like to update you on...

• Just to give you a quick update.

Expressions like ''I would like to...'' are often written ''I'd like'' or even ''Just to... (give you an update / bring you up to date with...'' in an email.

Multiple Choice

You want to tell a colleague about the result of something you both worked on. You write:

• I'd like to inform you about ...

• Just to let you know, ...

An example of writing an email to your friend

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to create a new email in Gmail?

Multiple Choice

What should you do before sending an email?

• Check your spelling

• Proofread

• Look at your grammar

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What should you do before sending an email?

• Check your spelling

• Proofread

• Look at your grammar

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

The subject line should be

• your name

• a short summary of the email topic

• a sentence saying hello

Multiple Choice

What part of the email is where you say hello?

• Greeting

• Closing

• Subject

Open Ended

Type your answer. Apply the emailing structure and language.

Unit 9

Unit 9

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