This document provides an overview of basic English grammar structures including: - Examples of simple present, present perfect, simple past, past perfect, future, and future perfect tenses. - Presentations and practice exercises focused on simple present, present perfect, simple future, and future perfect tenses. - A dialogue practice using present perfect tense and an assessment with a multiple choice grammar exercise. The goal is to help students strengthen their English speaking ability through understanding and practicing basic affirmative, negative, and interrogative grammar structures.

2. TOPIC: Basic grammar structures in English
 Objectives:
 Learn the correct way to use basic grammar
structures in affirmative, negative and interrogative
tenses in English
 Strengthen the speaking ability in order to reach a
high level of proficiency according to the level of
students

3. WARM-UP
 “The key to transmit a great massage is using the
correct grammar structure as well as the correct
words” (Burgos)
 Are you agree or disagree and why?
 What is the strategy used by you to study English grammar?
 What do you think could be better, study grammar to learn English
or learn English to study grammar?

4. PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGES
 Exist different tenses in English that allow you write and speak in the
correct way. Read the following sentences and say what is a simple
present, present perfect, simple past, past perfect, future and future
perfect.
 She loves to eat chicken
 I will visit you
 I will have played soccer with my friends
 I have worked so hard
 Does she do the homework?
 They have not visited me

5. PRESENTATION
OF IMPORTANT
BASIC
GRAMMAR
STRUCTURES

6. SIMPLE
PRESENT
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7. PRESENT
PERFECT
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8. SIMPLE FUTURE
TENSE
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9. FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
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10. PRACTICE

11. ORGANIZE
THE
FOLLOWIN
G
SENTENCE
S
1). every morning/goes/He/to school.
2). mixes the/the water/sand and/ it/
3). every day./doesn’t/She/a bath/have.
4). she want/to travel /Does / to Spain?
5). Played/ you /the piano?/ Have
6). Meet/him later/will/I
7). He/in love?/ fall/Will
8). this book./finished/will/have/I

12. PRACTICE WITH
THE FOLLOWING
DIALOGUE
 Kate : Have you ever been to New York?
 Sophie: New York? No I’ve never gone there. Have
you?
 Kate: Yes. In fact I’ve just come back from there.
 I’m doing some consultancy work there and I’ve spent
at least six weeks there in the last year.
 Sophie: That sounds fabulous. Have you gone up to
the top of the Empire State Building?
 Kate: No, I haven’t yet. I haven’t driven the ferry to
Ellis Island either. I’ve just had to work so hard.
Though I have taken dinner
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13. PRODUCTION
 Say what is your goal for
the next 10 years using
simple future or perfect
future tenses in English

14. ASSESSMENT
 Choose the correct option
1). My sister _____ to school (go/do)
2). I _______ studied so hard (have/has/had)
3). _____ you study English (what/ do/for)
4). She ______ speak English in the future (have/
has/will)
5). They ______ finished (will have/ do/ will)