Composing clear and Coherent Sentences using Perfect Tenses of Verb

2. 1. verb 6. form
2. perfect 7. since
3. present 8. participle
4. past 9. action
5. future 10. complete

3. Can you recall what the three simple tenses are?
Answer: The 3 simple tenses are Present tense, Past tense and Future
tense.
What is present tense mean?
Answer: An action or condition that occurs now.
How about past tense?
Answer: Shows an action or condition that was completed in the past.
What about future tense?
Answer: It shows an action or condition that will occur in the future.

4. Composing Clear and
Coherent Sentences
Using Perfect Tenses of
the Verb

5. Before we move on to our new lesson let us
have a game. This game is called “NAME THAT GIF”
I am going to flash GIF on the screen and you have
to think what specific action verb each GIF. After
that you’re going to tell the past participle form of
that verb, is that clear?

6. 1. First GIF, what specific action word does that
GIF portrayed?
And what is the past participle of ?

7. 2. What is the action word?
And what is the past participle of ?

8. 3. What is the action word?
And what is the past participle of ?

9. 4. What is the action word?
And what is the past participle of ?

10. 5. What is the action word?
And what is the past participle of ?

11. Read the paragraph and explore the beauty of Aningalan.
Aningalan in San Remigio is known as the summer capital
of Antique. Many people who have gone there admire its
peaceful atmosphere. Vanessa and her friends have visited
the place as well. They have explored Igbaclag Cave for
almost an hour. It is famous for its beautiful rock
formation. A tourist guide has accompanied them since
the first day of their tour. They loved the scenic beauty of
the mountains which seemed to meet the blue skies. What
they enjoyed most was the cool climate of the place. When
they had left for the city, they realized the value and
importance of nature. They promised themselves that by
summer next year, they will have returned to the place
together with their families.

12. For example, "tele-" is a prefix that means
"far away," and "graph" is a root that means
"writing." Together, they form "telegraph,"
which means "writing from far away."

13. List as many words as you can that use these
affixes and roots: