Present Perfect Progressive
Finish the sentence in present perfect progressive: Selena _________ (eat) hot pot all day.
Selena has been eating hot pot all day.
Which relative pronoun can I use for people and things?
that
After I ask her out she will be my girlfriend.
After I ask her out, she will be my girlfriend.
Which tense do we use to talk about the order of events in the past?
Past Perfect
Finish the question in present perfect progressive: Where ____ you ___________ (work out) these days?
Where have you been working out these days?
True or false: A defining relative clause tells us who or what we are talking about. Gives us information that identifies the noun.
True!
Kabir is an accomplished scientist. He has been writing three articles. They were very successful.
Kabir has written three articles.
I want to know a lot of new things. I want to learn a lot of information. I am _______
curious.
Change this direct question to a question with a question tag.
Is it fun to speak to students from another class?
It is fun to speak to students from another class, isn't it?
What kind of verbs do I not normally use in present perfect progressive?
Stative verbs
Fix the mistake.
Sirinan, who is a smart student, sometimes comes to school on the road, that has a lot of traffic.
No comma after road.
I could get to class on time the day after partying all night.
I managed to get to class on time the day after partying all night.
I succeeded in getting to class on time the day after partying all night.
This place can be used by disabled people easily. It is _______
accessible
Make a sentence using a future time clause.
I will pass Justin's class.
Now I am studying hard.
I will study hard from now to the day I pass the class.
I will study hard until I pass the class.
Make a sentence by looking at the evidence. What has he been doing?
He is wearing a swimsuit.
He is very wet.
He is at the pool.
Examples:
He has been swimming.
Make a sentence with a relative clause using this information.
Justin is a teacher. He works at Stamford. He is cool.
Justin is a cool teacher that/who works at Stamford.
I succeeded in pass the final exam, but they was not able to pass.
I succeeded in passing the final exam, but they were not able to pass.
invented for a book, play, or movie (adj)
fictional
Give two examples of separable phrasal verbs and two examples of non-separable phrasal verbs.
-See student answers.
Choose the correct answers for these rules.
Present Perfect Progressive sentences always/sometimes/never describe actions that are continuing.
Present perfect progressive focuses on duration/result.
Present perfect progressive focuses on something that is permanent/temporary.
sometimes
duration
temporary
Make a sentence with a defining relative clause using the information.
Prai is a teacher.
He teaches students a lot of vocabulary.
The vocabulary is naughty.
Prai is a teacher who teaches naughty words.
I had a project. I put it off for a long time. Eventually, I started working and filled the paperwork out. Then, I came a mistake across. I had to get rid of the paper.
came across a mistake
a new idea, method, or object
innovation
Make a 2nd Conditional statement that also has a defining relative clause.
Example: If the man who I saw on the street offered me some candy, I would eat it.