The document is an English lesson from a student's book that covers the present perfect tense. It includes a table to fill in with the question forms of "have" in the present perfect, such as "have you ever had a sprained ankle?". Another table provides examples of short answers to these questions, such as "I have" and "I haven't". The lesson teaches students to use the present perfect tense to ask and answer questions about experiences up until the present.

1. English Alive! Student’s Book 2 Whiteboard Presentation

2. Complete the table with the present perfect question form of have . Grammar Present perfect: questions (ever) had a sprained ankle? (ever) had a sprained ankle? we / you / they (ever) had a sprained ankle? he / she / it you (ever) had a sprained ankle? I Questions had Have Have had Has had Have had

3. Can you remember? Grammar Present perfect: questions (ever) had a sprained ankle? (ever) had a sprained ankle? we / you / they (ever) had a sprained ankle? he / she / it you (ever) had a sprained ankle? I Questions had Have Have had Has had Have had

4. have have has have haven’t haven’t hasn’t haven’t Complete the table with the short answers. Grammar Present perfect: short answers haven’t . I have . I haven’t . we / you / they hasn’t . he / she / it No, have . we / you / they has . he / she / it haven’t . have . you you Yes, Short answers

5. have have has have haven’t haven’t hasn’t haven’t Can you remember? Grammar Present perfect: short answers haven’t . I have . I haven’t . we / you / they hasn’t . he / she / it No, have . we / you / they has . he / she / it haven’t . have . you you Yes, Short answers