The document provides grammar lessons on the present perfect tense and adverbs. It discusses the uses of the present perfect tense including expressing recent past actions with results in the present, experiences in one's life, and actions that began in the past and continue to the present. It also covers adverb forms, functions of describing verbs and attributing to adjectives and other adverbs. Examples are provided to illustrate the present perfect tense forms and common adverbs.

1. Thursday 4 th December 2009 Unit 7: Fame (Period 1 st - 7 th ) Teacher: Võ Mai Đỗ Quyên

2. 1.New words: awards . to appear psychology . actor- artist remarkable . inseparable (a) to forget- forgettable . duet voice . to go camping harmonica . vocalist to influence . celebrity relationship . professional athletes . sensitive extremely . career attitude . to split up obviously . to accuse sb of to put trust on.. . to spoilt

3. 2. Grammar a. The present perfect tense a. Uses - The present perfect expresses a past action with results in the present. It is often a recent past action. Ex: - He has gone out (He isn’t here) - I have lost my wallet (I don’t have it now) - Express an experience as part of someone’s life Ex: - I’ ve traveled a lot in Asia

4. - Express an action or state which began in the past and continue to the present Ex: - She’ s live here for 6 months - Express an action happened and finished in the past (no adverbs of time) Ex: - I’ ve visited China

5. b. Adverbs of time Since + point of time (since 1995/ 7 o’clock/ last Monday) For + period of time (for a week/ 2 years/ half an hour) Just, Already, Yet, ever, never

6. c. Forms (+) Ex: - I have just read the novel - Someone has taken my wallet - He’s written 20 songs - I’ve known Linda for 5 years S + have/ has + V-pp2 + O

7. - Irregular Become- became- become Read- read . Be- been Buy- bought . Make- made Drink- drunk . Put- put Find- found . Send- sent Give- given . Sell- sold Go- gone . Run- run Know- known . Swim- swum See- seen . Write- written

8. (-) Ex: - I haven’t met Mai since 1999 - He hasn’t finished his homework yet - She hasn’t had breakfast yet S + have not (haven’t)/ has not (hasn’t) + V-pp2 + O

9. (?) Ex: - Have you ever met the US president? - Yes, I have - No, I haven’t - Has she ever written poetry? - Yes, she has - No, she hasn’t Have/ has + S + V-pp2 + O? Yes, S + have/ has No, S + haven’t/ hasn’t

10. 3. Practice: In the book Famous singers: present perfect and past simple tenses Practice: Discussing grammar + for and since + Asking questions Listening and speaking: the band style + Language work + Role play

11. b. Adverbs Form : Add –ly to the adjectives, words ending in –y change to –ily Ex: Quick -> Quickly Bad -> Badly Careful -> Carefully Careless -> Carefully Immediate -> Immediate Easy -> Easily Happy -> Happily

12. + Irregular Good -> Well Hard -> Hard Early -> Early Fast -> Fast Late -> Late

13. - Functions Describe verbs Ex: - He works hard - She speaks English well - My father drives carefully + Attribute to adjectives Ex: - I’m very happy + Attribute to another adverb Ex: - He drives very carefully

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