Simple present perfect
I / be / in my room
I have been in my room
I ________ (lose) my keys. Can you help me look for them?
I have lost my keys. Can you help me look for them?
True of false. We use the simple present perfect when the action has finished but it is still important in the present.
True
Marilyn / pay / the bill
Marilyn has paid the bill
She _________ (play) hockey at school, but she didn't like it.
She played hockey at school, but she didn't like it.
True or false: The past simple talks about unfinished actions?
False
you / ever / write / a poem ?
Have you ever written a poem?
I (know) ________ my grandmother for a few years. She died when I was was eight.
I knew my grandmother for a few years. She died when I was was eight.
True or false. When we want to ask questions using the present perfect, we need to begin with the auxiliary verb (have/has)?
True
Answer the question.
Have you ever watched Harry Potter?
Yes, I/we have.
No, I/we haven't.
Sorry, I _______ (miss) the bus. I'm going to be late.
Sorry, I have missed the bus. I'm going to be late.
What is the Past Participle of these verbs?
Take
Be
See
Met
Taken
Been
Seen
Met
We can use 'EVER' in positive sentences?
True or False?
False
I ________ (know) Julie for three years. We still meet once every two months.
I have known Julie for three years. We still meet once every two months.
The past participle form of these verbs:
Catch
Think
Try
Learn
Caught
Thought
Tried
Learned/learnt