Past Simple vs Present Perfect
Complete:
I ______ (go) to Paris last year.
I went to Paris last year.
Complete:
There is ______ at the door.
someone
Complete:
This bag is ______ heavy. I can’t carry it.
too
Complete:
I like this shirt, but I want the blue ______.
one
Say a sentence with get dressed
I get dressed at 7 a.m
Complete:
I ______ never ______ (try) sushi.
I have never tried sushi.
Complete:
I didn’t see ______ at the party.
anyone
Complete:
I don’t have ______ money to buy it.
enough
Complete:
These shoes are old. I need new ______.
ones
Say a sentence with have a shower
I have a shower every morning.
Correct the mistake:
I have seen that movie yesterday.
I saw that movie yesterday.
Correct the sentence:
I don’t know nothing.
I don’t know anything.
Correct:
This coffee is too much hot.
This coffee is too hot.
Correct:
I want this shoes.
I want these shoes. / I want this pair.
Name 3 body parts
arm, leg, head
Make a sentence with present perfect + already
I have already finished my homework.
Make a sentence with something
I have something to tell you.
Make a sentence with not enough + noun
I don’t have enough time.
Make a sentence using one
I’ll take the black one.
Make a sentence about an injury
I hurt my knee playing football.
Explain the difference:
“I went” vs “I have been”
“I went” = finished time in the past. “I have been” = life experience (no time).
Explain the difference:
someone vs anyone
“someone” = positive sentences, “anyone” = negatives/questions.
Explain the difference:
too + adjective vs enough
“too” = more than needed (negative), “enough” = the right amount.
Explain the difference:
it vs one
“it” = same thing, “one” = different but similar thing.
Role play:
You fell down. Tell the doctor what happened using:
body part
injury
I fell and hurt my ankle. It’s painful.