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    Public Pedagogical Higher Education Institute

    “Jose Santos Chocano”

    ENGLISH VI
    TEACHER: Josué Dávila Coronel

    ACTIVITY: Present perfect.

    STUDENTS:
    • Crhistell Aguilar Vega
    • Dreysi Ramos Gaona
    • Khatia Castillo Tello
    • Gelen Delgado Romero
    Classoom’s rules
    •Raise your hand if you need to speak.
    •Pay attention to the class.
    •Respect your partner’s opinion.
    Purpose

    “Let’s learn the present perfect through wordcards and quiz to


    write a short dialogue and express in class.”

    COMPETENCE

    - Communicates orally in English as a foreign language.


    - Write various types of texts in English as a foreign language.
    mysterious envelope

    I. Before starting the game, let's get together in teams.


    II. We are going to give wordcards in an envelope.
    III. Each team will try to order the sentences according de word cards.
    IV. Each team sticks the word cards on the board.
    V. Teacher and students check the sentences.
    What’s the difference?

    ..

    The past simple is used to express finished events, while the


    present perfect is used to express finished events that started
    and the past and continued to the present.
    Where have you been?
    The present perfect tense is used to describe an action that has
    taken place in the past but has a connection with the present.
    We don’t specify the exact time that the action had taken place
    when using this tense.

    Haber I have forgotten my password.


    hecho Verb
    algo. Participle
    She has traveled to many countries.
    t
    Rulers
    • If it ends in "y" and a consonant antecedent, we
    eliminate the "y" and add "ied".

    Study Studied
    Try Tried
    • If the verb ends in C+V+C and has greater voice
    strength in that last syllable, we double the last
    consonant and add "ed".
    Stop Stopped
    • If it ends in "e", we add only "d".
    Dance Danced
    • To all other verbs that do not fulfill any of the
    three rules, we only add "ed"

    Work Worked
    Pronouns Auxiliar have/has Verb. Partciple Complement
    I
    Have Lived in this city.
    You
    He
    She Studied English.
    Has
    It
    We
    You
    Have Eaten my soup.
    They
    Subject + has/have +Past Participle + complement.

    We have seen that movie before.


    We’ve seen that movie before.

    She has worked at the supermarket.


    She’s worked at the supermarket.
    Subject + has/have + not + Past Participle + complement.

    We have not seen that movie before.


    We haven’t seen that movie before.

    She has not worked at the supermarket.


    She hasn’t worked at the supermarket
    Has/have + subject + Past Participle + complement?

    Have we seen that movie before?


    - Yes, we have.
    - No, we have not.
    Has she worked at the supermarket.
    - Yes , she has.
    - No, she has not.
    Uses
    1 The present perfect is used to describe an
    experience. We don't use it for specific actions.
    Example
    I have never flown in a plane.
    Uses
    2 The present perfect is used for a change in time.

    Example
    Their English has improved a lot this year.
    Uses
    The present perfect is used for successes or
    3 achievements.

    Example
    Our football team has won the championship
    three times in the anniversary.
    Uses
    The present perfect is used to talk about actions at different
    4 times in the past. Using the present perfect in these cases
    indicates that more actions are possible in the future.
    Example
    I love Kuelap! I have been there 3 times
    already and I can’t wait to go back.
    We are going to develop a quiz with the
    same teams.

    INSTRUCTIONS

    - We are going to share a link.


    - The students in groups start playing the quiz.
    Important! The whole team should work, but one
    representative from each group will send the answers.
    DIALOGUE

    Shakira: Hey Karol! Where have


    you been?
    Karol G: Hello Feid. I have been in a concert
    by Group 5.
    Shakira: Really? I have never lisened to
    this group.
    Karol: It's a group from Peru and I
    have purchased two of their albums!
    Shakira: Ohh that’s nice, see you karol!
    Karol: Bye bye Shakira.

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