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This document provides objectives and content for an English lesson on studying programs, present perfect simple vs present perfect continuous, and related vocabulary. It includes examples of different fields of study, sentences to complete using the correct verb tense, and explanations of when to use the present perfect and present perfect continuous. Signal words for each tense are also listed to help identify when each should be used.
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- 4. 1.Now I’m taking …….as part of studing law. 2………are important to communicate with foriegners. 3.Environmental studies include……..,and……. 4.Economics courses include…..,…..,and…. . 5.If you want to know….,you need to read a lot of novels. 6.Social life is based on……. . 7…..is science og nature and living.
- 5. Present perfect sipmle vs present perfect continuous. How long vs how many 1.How long have they been looking for a flat? 2. How long has she been singing here? 3.How many courses have you already taken?
- 6. Example: ____ you ______ the car yet? (to clean) Answer: Have you cleaned the car yet? 1) Emma this film on TV. (not/to see) 2) How often she the office? (to phone) 3) the Millers yet? (to arrive) 4) John on a trip through Alaska. (not/to go) 5) they ever to New York? (to be)
- 7. 1) Andrew in the country. (not/to live) 2) How long your grandparents this car?(to drive) 3) They . (not/to cycle) 4) Tony this book, but Mary has. (not/to read) 5) How long he for her? (to wait)
- 8. Present Perfect - Signal Signal words tell you what words tense you have to use. In These words tell you what the Present Progressive tense you have to use. For these words are used in the Present Perfect the situations which happen at following words are used the time of speaking. frequently: now just at the moment yet Look! never Listen! already ever so far up to now recently since for
- 9. We use the Present Perfect for actions beginning in the past and still continuing.
- 10. We use the Present Perfect Progressive We use the Present Perfect for actions in the past which have a connection to the present. Progressive for recently We use the Present Perfect for actions completed actions. The focus is beginning in the past and still on the action. continuing. The focus is on the action.