Talk about your studying English. When did you start learning English? How long have you learned English? What have you already known for sure about English? What have you still not been sure of about English? | Unit 3. Big screen, small screen Lesson 1: Present Perfect tense Presentation Form Uses and Meanings Examples Practice Further/ Free Practice Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Choose the best answer. you/ call/ Marble/ yet? Do you call Marble yet? Are you calling Marble yet? Did you call Marble yet? Have you called Marble yet? Maria _ French for three years. studies is studying has studied have studied Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Present Perfect tense A: Have you ever been to Singapore? B: Yes, I have. I went there last year. Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Present Perfect tense Why do we use Present Perfect tense? For an action lasting from past to present Ex: I have studied English for 10 years. For a present result Ex: He hasn’t called Marble yet. (He still hasn’t called Marble.) S + have/ has + Ved/V3 Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Practice have or has? already, still, yet since or for? Present Perfect vs. Simple Past Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Talk about Conrad’s To Do list. Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Further Practice 1 Talk about this week’s To Do list. What did you plan to do this week? What have you already done? What have you still not done? Or what have you not done yet? Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Further Practice 1 Talk about your studying English. When did you start learning English? How long have you learned English? What have you already known for sure about English? What have you still not been sure of about English? Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG | Unit 3. Big screen, small screen Lesson 1: Present Perfect tense Presentation Form Uses and Meanings Examples Practice Further/ Free Practice Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Choose the best answer. you/ call/ Marble/ yet? Do you call Marble yet? Are you calling Marble yet? Did you call Marble yet? Have you called Marble yet? Maria _ French for three years. studies is studying has studied have studied Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Present Perfect tense A: Have you ever been to Singapore? B: Yes, I have. I went there last year. Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Present Perfect tense Why do we use Present Perfect tense? For an action lasting from past to present Ex: I have studied English for 10 years. For a present result Ex: He hasn’t called Marble yet. (He still hasn’t called Marble.) S + have/ has + Ved/V3 Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Practice have or has? already, still, yet since or for? Present Perfect vs. Simple Past Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Talk about Conrad’s To Do list. Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Further Practice 1 Talk about this week’s To Do list. What did you plan to do this week? What have you already done? What have you still not done? Or what have you not done yet? Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - ĐHAG Further Practice 1 Talk about your studying English. When did you start learning English? How long have you learned English? What have you already known for sure about English? What have you still not been sure of about English? Lê Đỗ Thái - BMNN - - .
