3 SEMESTER RD Travel & Present perfect simple 1 ST PART PHONETIC CHART REFERENCES ▪ Phonemic Chart | Learn English (englishclub.com) ▪ PHONETIC | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary ▪ https://youtu.be/ugppjNn8uIE?si=m2788jSiBKCIpXhG 2 ND PART Vocabulary ▪ 2.a.P99: Vocabulary ▪ 2.b.P99: Vocabulary ▪ 3.P99: Reading ▪ 3.P100: 3 RD PART Mini-documentary ▪ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdFFL9wNsaY&pp=ygUPY3J1aXNlIHNoaXAgd m94 4 TH PART Present perfect simple ▪ Subject + have/has + past participle
▪ Past event that’s still true today: I have found my keys
▪ Finished event in the past: I have made my breakfast ▪ Unfinished event that started in the past: I have attended this university since 2016 ▪ Recent past event: We have just started our course ▪ Repetitive past events: I have bought clothes from my favorite stores for many years Present perfect simple Regular verbs Irregular verbs I I ✓ You have/haven’t ✓ I have/haven’t You talked… You bought… / We ✓ Have/haven’t you We ✓ Have/haven’t they talked…? bought…? They They He ✓ She has/hasn’t He ✓ She has/hasn’t She talked… / She bought… ✓ Has/hasn’t she ✓ Has/hasn’t they it talked…? it bought…?
Q: Have you cooked your meal? Q: Has she done her homework? A: Yes, I have / No, I haven’t A: Yes, she has / No, she hasn't Regular & irregular verbs ▪ Regular Verbs: A Big List of Regular Verbs in English - ESL Grammar ▪ Irregular Past Tense Verbs | 75+ Important Irregular Verbs List - ESL Grammar Present perfect simple ▪ Subject + have/has + past participle
Time expressions: ▪ Just: I have just found my keys ▪ Already: I have already made my breakfast ▪ Yet: I haven’t seen that movie yet ▪ Never/ever: We have never drunk alcohol ▪ For: I have attended this university for 8 years ▪ Since: She has lived in Casablanca since 2020 Present perfect simple ▪ Subject + have/has + past participle
Time expressions: ▪ Recently: I haven’t seen her recently ▪ So far: He hasn’t found a job so far ▪ Lately: He hasn’t been well lately ▪ Up to now: The Tower of Pisa has continued to lean up to now ▪ To date: Our company have invested 300 000 $ to date Grammar ▪ 5.P101: A: Already B: Yet C: Just
▪ Work in pairs and give each other three facts about yourself using the past perfect simple. One of them should be false which your pair should guess.
