PPT-Present Perfect
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01355112 Foundation English II Getting to Know the Perfect Tense James Smith was born in England He is English He moved to Thailand in 2007 Now he lives
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01355112 Foundation English II Getting to Know the Perfect Tense James Smith was born in England He is English He moved to Thailand in 2007 Now he lives near . We use the present perfect tense to talk about things that happened at some time in the past and have a connection to the present.. He . has lived. in Sha Tin for twenty years.. She . has taken. art lessons for two months.. The autumn . has. already . arrived. How do you know?. Present Perfect Tense. FORM: have / has + past participle. Affirmative. :. . I . have seen. the film before.. She . Form and use. The plane has landed safely.. They have graduated. Congratulations!. Federer has lost the semifinal match in Melbourne .. Introduction . The present perfect tells us about the past and the present.. The Present. Present Simple. Simple present tense is the most commonly used tenses, showing . facts, actions taking place one after another, action set by a timetable or schedule and action in the present taking place once, never or several times.. 1. The National Curriculu. m. References in the NC Vocabulary, grammar and punctuation . appendix:. Year 2: use of the progressive form of verbs in the present and past tense to mark actions in progress (e.g. . Grammar. Verbs. Children learn verbs as ‘doing words’ e.g. sit, run, comb etc.. They also need to remember the irregular ones, such as: to . have. , to . do. , to . be. . . e.g. .I . am. nine, I . 7.2. Present Perfect - Use. SIMPLE PAST. PRESENT PERFECT. I closed my book . five minutes ago.. I have closed my book.. She didn’t transfer . at. Elm Street. .. She hasn’t transferred.. Did you get your birth certificate . What are the verb tenses? . . Present and present perfect. . Past and past perfect. . Future and future perfect. Consistency of tense. Modals. Review A. Review B. What are the verb tenses?. Verbs do a lot of work in sentences. They show actions and states of being. They even take different forms to show time.. . grow. . on. . trees. – . Present. . perfect. (. recently. – . lately. ). PRESENT PERFECT – . lately. /. recently. We can use . the. PP . to. . talk. . about. . past. . actions. . ?. The . Past. Simple. The . Past. Progressive (. Continuous. ). The “. used. to” . past. Advertisement. to . advertise. Affluence. . affluent. Agenda. The tense . system. of . Italian. Perfect Passive Participles, like Present Participles, are verbal adjectives.. Present Participles, in Latin, are 3. rd. Declension Adjectives.. Present Participles are translated “______. ing. ”. I . -S. you. (. sg. .). -T. HE-SHE-IT. -MUS. WE. -tis. You (pl.). -NT. THEY. All About Verbs. Each verb has 4 principal parts . First Person Singular . Present Active. “I love”. Present active . . Parts of speech. , such as… . . Verbs. Tense, person & number. Nouns. Cases, genders. Adjectives. Adverbs. Conjunctions. Enclitics. Pronouns. Let’s start with principal parts of words.. First of all…what are principal parts?. present perfect tense . to talk about experiences and events in the past which are true or still happening up until right now. It often doesn’t have a specified time for when it happened.. Let’s take a look at the timeline below and think of some experiences and events which could have taken part up until now..
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