Present perfect simple
Correct the mistakes. “She has went to london three times”
She has gone to London three times.
Is the phrase “She wasn’t listening to music” present perfect continuous?
No. It’s past continuous.
Have you ………. been to the Prado museum
Have you ever been to the Prado museum
A situation that is happening now because it has not stopped.
A)still b)yet
A)still
I’d known my best friend _____ we’re five.
Since.
She_______him a message, but he didn’t reply.
She has sent him a message, but he didn’t reply.
What’s the structure of present perfect continuous?
Present perfect simple of the verb to be + Present participle.
ever / Has / she / been / to / Ireland?
Has she ever been to Ireland?
I just started this book ,but I am _ on chapter four.
A)Already B) still
A)Already
What’s the difference (in use) between “for” and “since”?
We use “for” with the present perfect simple and a period of time, whereas “Since” is used with an exact point in time.
She_____never______(be) to Italy, but she_____already_____(visit) France twice.
She has never been to Italy, but she has already visited France twice.
When do we use the present perfect continuous?
He _______ never _______ such an exciting film before.
He has never seen such an exciting film before.
Carlos hasn’t finished his homework__.
A)Already B) Yet C) still
B)Yet
I’d been studying ____ ten years now.
For.
When do use the Present Perfect Simple?
For actions test happened at an unspecified time of started in the past and continue until now.
Fill the blank: “I’ve ____ ____ lots of exercise”.
I’ve been doing lots of exercise.
Have you ever _______ _______ (wait) for more than two hours?
Have you ever been waiting for more than two hours?
An event that occurred a very short time before the present moment. Which one is it?
Just
Present perfect simple of continuous?
“I’ve lost my books”.
Present perfect simple.
He has went to London last year and he has never visit Paris
He went to London last year and he has never visited Paris.
Which of the following verbs change the spelling when addingbthe -ING?
A. Eat B. Sleep C. Hide D. Play
C. Hide.
It becomes “Hiding” (without the E).
Have you _______ _______ (work) on a project that has _______ taken so much time?
Have you ever been working on a project that has never taken so much time?
Used in questions to ask if a planned action has finally happened.
A)Yet B)Already C)still
A)Yet
Correct the phrase: “I’d worked here since three years”.
“Since” should be “For”. “I’d worked here for three years”.