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PRESENT PERFECT TENSE ( P.P.T.)
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The formula of  P.P.T. is this : Have  ______________ Has  Past participle + They  have been  to N.Y. She  has eaten  frog´s leg. You  haven’t studied  a lot.
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Have you traveled to Japan twice? ,[object Object],[object Object]
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Indefinite time ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Indefinite Time I have been to New York. ( When ?? ) She has eaten frog´s leg. ( When ?? )
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SINCE FOR I have studied here  since  1.999. I have studied here  for  5 years.
PRESENT PERFECT +  for, since Using the present perfect, we can define a period of time before now by considering its  starting point , with  since +  a point in time . Since   + a point in time: since   this   morning,   since   last   week,   since   yesterday, since   I was   a   child, since   Wednesday,   since   2   o'clock .
SINCE I’ve ridden a bike  since  I was a child. I’ve ridden a bike  since  I was 12.
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Using the present perfect, we can define a period of time before now by considering its  duration,  with  for +  a period of time. For   + a period of time: for   six years,   for   a week,   for   a   month ,  for   hours,   for   two   hours .
FOR They’ve been married  for  1 year. They’ve dated  for  3 years.
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I’VE STUDIED ENGLISH  SINCE... FOR.... .
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JUST I have  just  finished my exercise. He has  just  had lunch.
A time not finished ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
This / Today They are used to identify a time that began in the past and hasn’t finished yet.
I have watched “ Harry Potter ”  this  year. She has seen Tony  this  weekend. I have been to school  today . Today  she has studied a lot.
I  went  to school this morning. I  have gone  to school this morning. Which one is correct? ?
BOTH are correct !! I  went  to school this morning. ( now is more than midday, the morning has  already finished !!) I  have gone  to school this morning. ( now is still morning, it hasn’t finished yet !!)
J  ust  E  ver A  lready N  ever S  ince F or   Y et Pay attention to these words :
YET Have you taken a shower  yet  ? No, I haven’t taken it  yet . INTERROGATIVE YET  NEGATIVE
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ALREADY I have  already  taken a shower. AFFIRMATIVE ALREADY INTERROGATIVE
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Already   refers to an action that has happened at an unspecified time before now. It suggests that there is no need for repetition. ,[object Object],[object Object]
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[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Position: Yet   is usually placed at the end of the sentence .
Have you  already  eaten lobster? No, I haven’t eaten it  yet . Have you eaten shrimp  yet ? Yes, I have  already  eaten it. MD
EVER NEVER Have you  ever  ridden a horse? I have  never  ridden a horse.
EVER AND NEVER  ,[object Object],[object Object]
Have you ever seen a witch? No, I haven’t. I’ve never seen a witch.
Have you ever sung in a choir? Yes, I have.
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[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Ever  and  Never  are always placed before the main verb ( past  participle )
To fail - failed - failed
To dance - danced - danced  ballet
To drive - drove - driven
To have - had - had
To fly - flew - flown
To receive - d - d a love letter
Chess set To have - had - had
wallet To find - found - found
To lose - lost - lost Something valuable
And there are more words... Lately / Recently / for a while I haven’t seen him  lately . She has practiced tennis  recently . You haven’t tried it  for a while .
... and more , Once / twice / 3 times / 4 times /  etc. We have fought  once . He has traveled to Chicago  twice . I have had a cold  3 times  this year.
Have you ever eaten PRETZELS ? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
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Make up sentences... ,[object Object]
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Simple Past  or  Present Perfect
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Compare these sentences
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Let’s Practice
Use:  Present Perfect ,[object Object],[object Object]
Use:  Simple Past ,[object Object],[object Object]
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Use:  Present Perfect   and  Simple Past ,[object Object],[object Object]
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Use:  Present Perfect ,[object Object]
Write down the sentences. Use present perfect.   Example:   Snoopy / climb / onto his house. Snoopy has climbed onto his house. 1 Brian / play / football 2 Susan / read / her new book  3 I / find / some money in the street 4 Mr and Mrs Baker / have / an accident
5 Tom Davis / win / the volleyball match 6 Alison Brown / lose / the swimming match 7 Mr Martin / make / breakfast for the boys 8 The girls / bring / some wood for the fire 9 The Snows / buy / a van for their holidays 10 Mrs Black / wash / the dishes
11 The dog / eat / bone. 12  Fred / write / a letter. 13  The singer / sing / a song. 14  My friend and I/ meet/ the famous actor. 15  Titanic / sink / in the ocean. 16  The teachers / teach / the lesson. 17  The players / play / recently. 18  The cat / scratch / the sofa. MD
SIMPLE PAST OR PRESENT PERFECT ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
1. I ______________a great film yesterday. (see) 2. ________________a new car? (you ever buy) 3. Sue ______________the flu last winter. (have) 4. A few days ago we ______to his uncle. (drive) 5. They ____ bingo Wednesday afternoon. (play) 6. _________the bus to get there. (already take) 7. Last week my rabbit ___________away. (run)
8. We ________________a lot last Sunday. (do) 9. ___________________to India? (she ever be) 10. I _______________him last Monday. (meet) 11. She __________________yet. (not wake up) 12. I _______her since last Thursday. (not meet) 13. Bob _______________well last night. (sleep) 14. I _____a letter from her two days ago. (get) 15. They ________ in Germany. (already arrive)
EXERCISES  P.P.T. SINCE - FOR
1 I haven't been to Italy____________ 10 years. 2 She has lived in Paris _____________January. 3 Jim has studied__________ three hours. Now he is tired. 4 My friend has been ill __________a long time. 5 I haven't seen him____________ Easter. 6 He hasn't had a holiday __________last summer.
7 The pilots have been on strike___ two months. 8 We've had terrible weather ________Saturday. 9 I've known Tom __________1990. 10 He hasn't done any work _________a month. 11 We have had this car _________1998. 12 We have been here __________ two hours.
13 She hasn't written _________Christmas. 14 Carol hasn't eaten meat ___________ages. 15 We worked in his office _______three years. 16__________ how long have they lived here? 17 Nobody has seen him _________ last Friday. 18 It has been foggy ___________ some days.
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Present perfect rules

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  • 5. The formula of P.P.T. is this : Have ______________ Has Past participle + They have been to N.Y. She has eaten frog´s leg. You haven’t studied a lot.
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  • 12. Indefinite Time I have been to New York. ( When ?? ) She has eaten frog´s leg. ( When ?? )
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  • 15. SINCE FOR I have studied here since 1.999. I have studied here for 5 years.
  • 16. PRESENT PERFECT + for, since Using the present perfect, we can define a period of time before now by considering its starting point , with since + a point in time . Since + a point in time: since this morning, since last week, since yesterday, since I was a child, since Wednesday, since 2 o'clock .
  • 17. SINCE I’ve ridden a bike since I was a child. I’ve ridden a bike since I was 12.
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  • 19. Using the present perfect, we can define a period of time before now by considering its duration, with for + a period of time. For + a period of time: for six years, for a week, for a month , for hours, for two hours .
  • 20. FOR They’ve been married for 1 year. They’ve dated for 3 years.
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  • 23. I’VE STUDIED ENGLISH SINCE... FOR.... .
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  • 25. JUST I have just finished my exercise. He has just had lunch.
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  • 27. This / Today They are used to identify a time that began in the past and hasn’t finished yet.
  • 28. I have watched “ Harry Potter ” this year. She has seen Tony this weekend. I have been to school today . Today she has studied a lot.
  • 29. I went to school this morning. I have gone to school this morning. Which one is correct? ?
  • 30. BOTH are correct !! I went to school this morning. ( now is more than midday, the morning has already finished !!) I have gone to school this morning. ( now is still morning, it hasn’t finished yet !!)
  • 31. J ust E ver A lready N ever S ince F or Y et Pay attention to these words :
  • 32. YET Have you taken a shower yet ? No, I haven’t taken it yet . INTERROGATIVE YET NEGATIVE
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  • 34. ALREADY I have already taken a shower. AFFIRMATIVE ALREADY INTERROGATIVE
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  • 39. Have you already eaten lobster? No, I haven’t eaten it yet . Have you eaten shrimp yet ? Yes, I have already eaten it. MD
  • 40. EVER NEVER Have you ever ridden a horse? I have never ridden a horse.
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  • 42. Have you ever seen a witch? No, I haven’t. I’ve never seen a witch.
  • 43. Have you ever sung in a choir? Yes, I have.
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  • 47. To fail - failed - failed
  • 48. To dance - danced - danced ballet
  • 49. To drive - drove - driven
  • 50. To have - had - had
  • 51. To fly - flew - flown
  • 52. To receive - d - d a love letter
  • 53. Chess set To have - had - had
  • 54. wallet To find - found - found
  • 55. To lose - lost - lost Something valuable
  • 56. And there are more words... Lately / Recently / for a while I haven’t seen him lately . She has practiced tennis recently . You haven’t tried it for a while .
  • 57. ... and more , Once / twice / 3 times / 4 times / etc. We have fought once . He has traveled to Chicago twice . I have had a cold 3 times this year.
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  • 93. Write down the sentences. Use present perfect. Example: Snoopy / climb / onto his house. Snoopy has climbed onto his house. 1 Brian / play / football 2 Susan / read / her new book 3 I / find / some money in the street 4 Mr and Mrs Baker / have / an accident
  • 94. 5 Tom Davis / win / the volleyball match 6 Alison Brown / lose / the swimming match 7 Mr Martin / make / breakfast for the boys 8 The girls / bring / some wood for the fire 9 The Snows / buy / a van for their holidays 10 Mrs Black / wash / the dishes
  • 95. 11 The dog / eat / bone. 12 Fred / write / a letter. 13 The singer / sing / a song. 14 My friend and I/ meet/ the famous actor. 15 Titanic / sink / in the ocean. 16 The teachers / teach / the lesson. 17 The players / play / recently. 18 The cat / scratch / the sofa. MD
  • 96. SIMPLE PAST OR PRESENT PERFECT ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
  • 97. 1. I ______________a great film yesterday. (see) 2. ________________a new car? (you ever buy) 3. Sue ______________the flu last winter. (have) 4. A few days ago we ______to his uncle. (drive) 5. They ____ bingo Wednesday afternoon. (play) 6. _________the bus to get there. (already take) 7. Last week my rabbit ___________away. (run)
  • 98. 8. We ________________a lot last Sunday. (do) 9. ___________________to India? (she ever be) 10. I _______________him last Monday. (meet) 11. She __________________yet. (not wake up) 12. I _______her since last Thursday. (not meet) 13. Bob _______________well last night. (sleep) 14. I _____a letter from her two days ago. (get) 15. They ________ in Germany. (already arrive)
  • 99. EXERCISES P.P.T. SINCE - FOR
  • 100. 1 I haven't been to Italy____________ 10 years. 2 She has lived in Paris _____________January. 3 Jim has studied__________ three hours. Now he is tired. 4 My friend has been ill __________a long time. 5 I haven't seen him____________ Easter. 6 He hasn't had a holiday __________last summer.
  • 101. 7 The pilots have been on strike___ two months. 8 We've had terrible weather ________Saturday. 9 I've known Tom __________1990. 10 He hasn't done any work _________a month. 11 We have had this car _________1998. 12 We have been here __________ two hours.
  • 102. 13 She hasn't written _________Christmas. 14 Carol hasn't eaten meat ___________ages. 15 We worked in his office _______three years. 16__________ how long have they lived here? 17 Nobody has seen him _________ last Friday. 18 It has been foggy ___________ some days.
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