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The document provides examples of sentences using present perfect tense to describe actions that occurred in the past but are still relevant to the present. It defines present perfect as using "have/has" plus the past participle of the main verb to discuss past events with present consequences. The document then provides exercises for learners to practice identifying and forming present perfect constructions.
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DVIZH_Present_Perfect.pptx
- 1. He’s finished his homework. He can go out.
- 2. You’ve made a mess! You are naughty!
- 3. I’ve put the books on the shelf. I like reading.
- 4. He’s finished his homework. He can go out. You’ve made a mess! You are naughty! I’ve put the books on the shelf. I like reading. past present Which of these actions happened in the past? Which of these actions are still true now? past present past present
- 5. Use the present perfect for actions in the past that are still true now. This means the room is tidy now.
- 6. Present Perfect Regular verbs have/has Ved/3 Irregular verbs… past participle
- 7. Irregular verbs have/has Ved/3 Irregular verb list
- 8. Underline have/has and circle the part participle (V3). 1. We’ve saved our documents. 2. I’ve put the speakers on the shelf. 3. He’s made a mess. 4. She has printed her homework. 5. I’ve sent you a message. 6. We’ve finished our homework. 7. Amy’s tidied up!
- 9. Change the base forms into past participles, e.g. make - made Ok! put put finish finished say said play played go went have had throw thrown Well done! Irregular verb list
- 10. ‘ve printed ‘s saved ‘ve logged off ‘ve turned off
- 11. have tidied have caught ‘ve thrown ‘s made ‘ve done ‘ve written have won haven’t tidied haven’t caught haven’t thrown hasn’t made haven’t done haven’t written haven’t won
- 13. Have you tidied your room? Yes, I have. ex. 3 Now write about what Ryan has and hasn’t done. He has tidied his room and …
- 14. slept opened found given ironed cleaned taken swum written arrived put left drunk talked broken made run bought had have haven’t have ‘ve has hasn’t have haven’t
- 15. ‘s printed hasn’t turned on ‘s made ‘ve finished ‘s returned
- 16. Has Cara seen the Eiffel Tower? Have we logged on to the computer? Have they searched the Internet? Have you turned off the printer? Has the match started? Have Mum and Dad’s tickets arrived? Have you and Tim won the trophy? Has Gary hurt his leg? Have I attached a photo of my house?