Understanding Present Perfect Questions

This video lesson by Alex covers common present perfect questions. It begins with an introduction to the present perfect tense, explaining its uses for life experiences, ongoing actions, and recent events. The lesson then focuses on memorizing fixed yes/no and WH questions using the present perfect. Examples include 'Have you ever...?' and 'Where have you been?'. The video concludes with practice exercises to improve pronunciation and fluency.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Mastering present perfect questions

• Improving pronunciation

• Understanding past tense

• Learning new vocabulary

Which of the following is NOT a use of the present perfect tense?

• Describing life experiences

• Indicating actions continuing to the present

• Talking about future plans

• Discussing recent events

What verb form follows 'Have you ever...?' in questions?

• Present participle

• Simple past

• Past participle

• Base form

Which question would you use to ask about someone's experience with a place?

• Have you seen my phone?

• Have you ever been there before?

• Have you finished your homework?

• Have you considered not going?

How can you ask if someone has seen a person today?

• Has anyone seen Jim this morning?

• Have you ever seen Jim?

• Have you seen Jim yesterday?

• Did you see Jim last week?

Which phrase is used to gently offer advice?

• Have you ever wondered...?

• Have you thought about...?

• Have you seen...?

• Have you been...?

What type of questions can be asked using 'Have you ever wondered...?'

• Questions about future plans

• Hypothetical or conditional questions

• Questions about past experiences

• Questions about recent events

Which word is commonly used with present perfect to indicate something that has happened recently?

• Already

• Yet

• Recently

• Soon

What is the purpose of practicing yes/no questions in this lesson?

• To improve vocabulary

• To enhance listening skills

• To practice pronunciation and fluency

• To learn new grammar rules

Which 'Wh' question would you use to inquire about someone's location in the past?

• Where have you been?

• How have you been?

• What have you done?

• When has that ever happened?