Present Perfect Tense and Experiences

The video tutorial covers module nine, focusing on the present perfect tense. It begins with an introduction and learning objectives, followed by vocabulary exercises using a bingo card. The lesson explains the present perfect tense, including its affirmative and negative forms, and provides workbook exercises for practice. The tutorial concludes with a classroom activity where students use 'have you ever' to ask about experiences, reinforcing the lesson's concepts.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Past Continuous Tense

• Future Tense

• Present Perfect Simple

• Past Simple Tense

What type of food is sushi considered in the lesson?

• Japanese

• Thai

• Chinese

• Korean

What activity involves writing experiences on a bingo card?

• Vocabulary Test

• Listening Comprehension

• Grammar Exercise

• Bingo Card Activity

Which of the following is NOT an experience listed for the bingo card?

• Ride a camel

• Visit a volcano

• Climb a mountain

• See a rainbow

What tense is used to ask about experiences?

• Future Simple

• Past Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Past Simple

Which word is NOT a keyword for the negative form of present perfect?

• Always

• Yet

• Never

• Ever

In the workbook exercise, which word is used to indicate an experience?

• Since

• Ever

• So far

• For

What is the auxiliary verb used in the present perfect tense?

• Do/Does

• Is/Are

• Was/Were

• Have/Has

In the workbook exercise, what is the third form of the verb 'see'?

• Sees

• Seeing

• Seen

• Saw

What phrase is used to ask about experiences in the classroom activity?

• Will you ever

• Are you ever

• Have you ever

• Did you ever