Understanding Present Perfect Tense

In this lesson, Kim introduces the second unit on health, focusing on the present perfect tense with time words 'recently' and 'lately'. The lesson covers forming questions and statements, using regular and irregular past participles, and includes practice activities. Students are encouraged to engage with worksheets and practice forming sentences to reinforce learning. The lesson concludes with a review of objectives and a reminder to access additional resources.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Studying past simple tense

• Exploring future tense

• Understanding the present perfect tense

• Learning about past continuous tense

Which words are used with the present perfect to indicate recent actions?

• Soon and later

• Always and never

• Before and after

• Recently and lately

How do regular verbs form the past participle?

• By changing the vowel

• By adding 'ed'

• By adding 'ing'

• By adding 's'

Which of the following is an irregular past participle?

• Exercised

• Checked

• Played

• Eaten

What is the correct form to start a question in the present perfect?

• Is

• Was

• Did

• Have or has

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect?

• I have went to the store.

• She has gone to the gym.

• He have eaten dinner.

• They has seen the movie.

What should you do to practice different tenses effectively?

• Ignore them

• Read grammar books

• Use them in context or sentences

• Memorize grammar rules

What is the past participle of 'be'?

• Was

• Were

• Been

• Being

What is the correct response to 'Has she gone to the gym lately?' if she has?

• She is going.

• She will go.

• Yes, she has.

• No, she hasn't.

Which of the following is a correct statement using the present perfect?

• I have saw the movie.

• He has did his homework.

• She has went to the store.

• They have eaten lunch.