Present Perfect
Which tense do we use to talk about experiences in life, without saying when?
Present Perfect
Which word means “a very short time ago”?
just
Which tense do we use with yesterday / last week / in 2023?
Past simple
Which word do we usually use in questions: somebody or anybody?
anybody
Which adjective describes feelings:
A. interested
B. interesting?
A.
Complete the sentence:
“I ___ visited Singapore before.”
have
Give 2 ways to complete the sentence and explain the difference:
“The manager has ___ arrived at the hotel.”
“The manager has just arrived at the hotel.” (he arrived very recently)
“The manager has already arrived at the hotel.” (he arrived earlier than expected or known)
Complete:
“I ___ the meeting at 9 a.m.” (attend)
attended
Complete:
“Is there ___ available to have a meeting?”
anywhere
Complete:
“The long flight was very ___.” (tiring / tired)
tiring
Is this sentence correct?
“I have went to Bangkok.”
No – it should be "have gone"
Where do we usually put yet in a sentence?
At the end
Complete:
“I ___ attended many ASEAN conferences.”
have
Complete:
“I've left my passport ___ .”
somewhere
What does housekeeping mean in a hotel?
Example answer:
Cleaning rooms and guest services
Choose the correct sentence:
A) I went to Jakarta many times.
B) I have been to Jakarta many times.
B
Complete: “Have you finished the report ___?”
yet
Which is correct?
A. “I’ve met the client in 2022.”
B. “I met the client in 2022.”?
B. I met the client in 2022.
Choose the correct sentence:
A. “Nobody didn’t call me”
B. “Nobody called me”?
B.
Which word means “buying things”?
A. shopping
B. housework
A.
Why do we often use the present perfect in business travel conversations?
Because the time is not important or not said, or is very recent.
Choose the best sentence:
A. “I’ve already checked in”
B. “I already checked in.”
(Why?)
A.
Present perfect – result is important now
Why is this correct?
“I’ve never stayed in a five-star hotel in Bali.”
No time is given, and the experience is relevant now.
Why is this sentence correct?
“I haven’t met anybody from Laos.”
Negative verb + anybody
Which word matches this phonetic spelling:
/ˈhaʊsˌkiːpɪŋ/?
housekeeping