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    The document provides information on using the present perfect tense to talk about past experiences without specifying a time. It discusses using "be + going to + infinitive" to talk about future plans. Examples are given of possessive adjectives and pronouns. Key points are that the present perfect is used to talk about indefinite past experiences, while the past simple is used when being specific about a time in the past.

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    The document provides information on using the present perfect tense to talk about past experiences without specifying a time. It discusses using "be + going to + infinitive" to talk about future plans. Examples are given of possessive adjectives and pronouns. Key points are that the present perfect is used to talk about indefinite past experiences, while the past simple is used when being specific about a time in the past.

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    The document provides information on using the present perfect tense to talk about past experiences without specifying a time. It discusses using "be + going to + infinitive" to talk about future plans. Examples are given of possessive adjectives and pronouns. Key points are that the present perfect is used to talk about indefinite past experiences, while the past simple is used when being specific about a time in the past.

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    20.10.2021
    Going to I
    Verb be
    am
    future plans You are
    He is
    She is
    It is
    • Be + going to + infinitive We are
    You are
    They are
    • John is going to play tennis tomorrow.

    • Lucy and Tomas are_ going to eat some pasta for dinner.

    • I’m going to _______next Saturday.


    Possessive adjectives / Possessive pronouns.
    Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Possessive Pronouns

    I My car is blue Mine


    Whose pencil is this?
    It is mine!
    You Your mobile phone is nice! yours
    Whose marker is this?
    He His sister is Andrea His
    1. It is my market.
    She Her computer is new. hers
    2. It’s mine
    It Its accessories are its
    expensive
    We Our car is very small. ours

    You Turn on your cameras. yours

    They Their house is beautiful. theirs


    Vocabulary
    • Show off
    • Drag about

    • He’s dragging about the places he visited.


    Present Perfect
    we use the present perfect to talk about experiences in the past, but we don’t say when.

    • I have been to Rome.


    • I’ve been to Rome.

    • Sara has been to Australia.


    • Sara’s been to Australia.
    Present perfect

    • I have been to _________

    • I’ve been to _________


    Do you know when?

    No, we don’t

    Do you know when?

    Two years ago

    We use past simple


    when we are specific
    about time.
    Last week, yesterday.
    Three days ago
    Present perfect

    • I’ve been to Brazil so many times.

    Does he say when? No, he doesn’t

    John’s been to London to study English.

    When? We don’t know

    Is John in London? No, he isn’t


    Is John back to Asunción? Yes, he is.
    • I’ve been to Encarnación.
    • Do you know when? No, we don’t
    • _______________________________________

    • I went to Encarnacion last January.


    • Do you know when? Yes, we do. (last January)
    Past participle verbs

    • Regular verbs –ed Irregular Verbs


    • Cook cooked
    Be was/were been
    • Decide decided Buy bought bought
    • Want wanted Do did done
    • Help helped Read read read
    Cut cut cut

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