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PRESENT PERFECT /PAST
           SIMPLE



•          Made by Rob Novis
Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE




         Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle




                    Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

   opened the window.




                                Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

   opened the window.

You 	

have 	

 	

      closed your book.




                                Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

   opened the window.

You 	

have 	

 	

      closed your book.

We 	

 have 	

 	

      checked a test.




                                Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

   opened the window.

You 	

have 	

 	

      closed your book.

We 	

 have 	

 	

      checked a test.

They 	

 have 	

 	

      written an exercise.




                                Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

    opened the window.

You 	

have 	

 	

       closed your book.

We 	

 have 	

 	

       checked a test.

They 	

 have 	

 	

       written an exercise.

He 	

       has 	

	

   done his homework.


                                 Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

     opened the window.

You 	

have 	

 	

        closed your book.

We 	

 have 	

 	

        checked a test.

They 	

 have 	

 	

        written an exercise.

He 	

        has 	

	

   done his homework.

She 	

 has 	

 	

   broken her leg.
                                  Rob1 Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

Subject + have/has + past participle
I 	

 	

 have 	

 	

        opened the window.

You 	

have 	

 	

           closed your book.

We 	

 have 	

 	

           checked a test.

They 	

 have 	

 	

           written an exercise.

He 	

           has 	

	

   done his homework.

She 	

 has 	

 	

      broken her leg.

It 	

 	

 has 	

 	

   slept.      Rob1 Novis 2012
2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
 QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES




            2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
          QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle




                            2    Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?




                              2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?

Have they written a test?




                              2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?

Have they written a test?

Has he/she/it worked a lot?




                              2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?

Have they written a test?

Has he/she/it worked a lot?

Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle




                              2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?

Have they written a test?

Has he/she/it worked a lot?

Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle

I/ You/we haven’t opened thewindow.



                              2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?

Have they written a test?

Has he/she/it worked a lot?

Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle

I/ You/we haven’t opened thewindow.

They haven’t written a test.

                               2   Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES

Have/has + subject + past participle

Have you /	

 we	

   opened the window?

Have they written a test?

Has he/she/it worked a lot?

Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle

I/ You/we haven’t opened thewindow.

They haven’t written a test.

He/she/it hasn’t worked a lot.
                           2      Rob Novis 2012
OPEN QUESTIONS
Question                                Past
           auxiliary     Subject
 word                                 participle

                        I,You, we,     Worked
 Where       Have
                           they       this year?

             has        he, she, it



                   Rob Novis 2012
CONTRACTIONS

• I’ve met him.

• You’ve seen the movie.

• He’s already eaten.

• She’s been there.

• It’s already eaten

• We’ve already eaten.
                           Rob Novis 2012
CLOSED QUESTIONS
         I, you, we, Worked a lot
Have
             they     this year?

Has        He, she, it

        Short Answers
 Yes I have.     No I haven’t.
Yes you have.    No you haven’t.
 Yes we have.    No we haven’t.
Yes they have.   No they haven’t.
Yes, he has.      NO he hasn’t.
Yes, she has.     No she hasn’t.
 Yes it has.       No it hasn’t.
Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -




        Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect
(Duration)




                  Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect    Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)         past)




                  Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect    Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)         past)
•     for




                  Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect           Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                past)
•     for



• /_________/________/




                         Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect           Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                past)
•     for



• /_________/________/
Yesterday     now




                         Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect           Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                past)
•     for



• /_________/________/    • /_________/________/
Yesterday     now




                         Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect           Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                past)
•     for



• /_________/________/    • /_________/________/
Yesterday     now         •               now




                         Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect               Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                    past)
•     for



• /_________/________/        • /_________/________/
Yesterday       now           •               now

We have been married since
  yesterday.




                             Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect               Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                    past)
•     for



• /_________/________/        • /_________/________/
Yesterday       now           •               now

We have been married since
  yesterday.
We have been married for
  twenty four hours


                             Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect              Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                   past)
•     for



• /_________/________/       • /_________/________/
Yesterday       now          •               now

We have been married since
  yesterday.
We have been married for
  twenty four hours
• I have worked in ABC
  for ….               Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect              Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                   past)
•     for



• /_________/________/       • /_________/________/
Yesterday       now          •               now
                             •   1999   2004
We have been married since
  yesterday.
We have been married for
  twenty four hours
• I have worked in ABC
  for ….               Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect              Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                   past)
•     for



• /_________/________/       • /_________/________/
Yesterday       now          •               now
                             •   1999    2004
We have been married since   •   We were married for 5
  yesterday.                     years.
We have been married for
  twenty four hours
• I have worked in ABC
  for ….               Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT -
Present perfect              Past simple (Duration in
(Duration)                   past)
•     for



• /_________/________/       • /_________/________/
Yesterday       now          •               now
                             •   1999    2004
We have been married since   •   We were married for 5
  yesterday.                     years.
We have been married for
  twenty four hours
         •   I worked in ABC for 2
• I have worked in ABC           years.
  for ….               Rob Novis 2012
Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
       FOR, SINCE




          Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here




                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here
              for ten years.




                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here
              for ten years.

        FOR + a period of time




                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here
              for ten years.

        FOR + a period of time




                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here
              for ten years.

        FOR + a period of time

I have worked (or have been working) here




                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here
              for ten years.

        FOR + a period of time

I have worked (or have been working) here
               since 1998.



                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
            FOR, SINCE

I have worked (or have been working) here
              for ten years.

        FOR + a period of time

I have worked (or have been working) here
               since 1998.

       SINCE + a point of time
                 Rob Novis 2012
Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A




          Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
     ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A
• How long /have your car?




                             Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
     ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A
• How long /have your car?

• How long /have your house?




                             Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
     ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A
• How long /have your car?

• How long /have your house?

• How long /live in ______?




                              Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
     ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A
• How long /have your car?

• How long /have your house?

• How long /live in ______?

• How long /work in______?




                              Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
       ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A
• How long /have your car?

• How long /have your house?

• How long /live in ______?

• How long /work in______?

•   Put For or since with the correct expression




                                        Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION. ASK AND
       ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A
• How long /have your car?

• How long /have your house?

• How long /live in ______?

• How long /work in______?

•   Put For or since with the correct expression

• ___ages ____ I was born ____ August __yesterday ____ 2
  weeks ___ the last time I saw you

                                        Rob Novis 2012
Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME




       Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect
Undefined time




             Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect
Undefined time
• I have lived in Ecuador.
• /_?_?_______/_________
• past            present




              Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect
Undefined time
• I have lived in Ecuador.
• /_?_?_______/_________
• past            present

• (?) Have you ever lived
  abroad?




              Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect              Past simple
Undefined time
• I have lived in Ecuador.
• /_?_?_______/_________
• past            present

• (?) Have you ever lived
  abroad?




              Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect              Past simple
Undefined time                Defined Time
• I have lived in Ecuador.
• /_?_?_______/_________
• past            present

• (?) Have you ever lived
  abroad?




              Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect              Past simple
Undefined time                Defined Time
• I have lived in Ecuador.   • I lived in Ecuador in
• /_?_?_______/_________       1993.
• past            present    • /_93_______/______/
                             • Past      present
• (?) Have you ever lived
  abroad?




              Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME
Present perfect              Past simple
Undefined time                Defined Time
• I have lived in Ecuador.   • I lived in Ecuador in
• /_?_?_______/_________       1993.
• past            present    • /_93_______/______/
                             • Past      present
• (?) Have you ever lived
  abroad?                    • (?) Did you live abroad
                               last year?


              Rob Novis 2012
Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION




 Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• Have you ever spoken to a famous person?




                Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• Have you ever spoken to a famous person?

• Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake?




                 Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• Have you ever spoken to a famous person?

• Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake?

• Have you ever been to a third world country?




                 Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• Have you ever spoken to a famous person?

• Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake?

• Have you ever been to a third world country?

• Have you ever won an award?



                 Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• Have you ever spoken to a famous person?

• Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake?

• Have you ever been to a third world country?

• Have you ever won an award?

• Have you ever given money to charity?

                 Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME


    now 10am          12   now 3:00pm




     Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time
         now 10am           12   now 3:00pm




           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time
         now 10am           12   now 3:00pm
                       12




           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time
         now 10am           12   now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________




           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time
         now 10am           12   now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________



• What have you done
  this morning?




           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time
         now 10am           12   now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________



• What have you done
  this morning?
• Is the morning finished?


           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time
         now 10am           12   now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________



• What have you done
  this morning?
• Is the morning finished?
• No

           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time                        Past simple finished time
         now 10am                  12    now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________



• What have you done
  this morning?
• Is the morning finished?
• No

           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time                        Past simple finished time
         now 10am                  12    now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________



• What have you done
  this morning?
• Is the morning finished?
• No

           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time                        Past simple finished time
         now 10am                  12    now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________     _________/_______x____



• What have you done
  this morning?
• Is the morning finished?
• No

           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time                        Past simple finished time
         now 10am                  12    now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________     _________/_______x____



• What have you done      • What did you do this
  this morning?             morning?
• Is the morning finished?
• No

           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time                        Past simple finished time
         now 10am                  12    now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________     _________/_______x____



• What have you done      • What did you do this
  this morning?             morning?
• Is the morning finished? • Is the morning finished?
• No

           Rob Novis 2012
PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME
Present perfect unfinished
time                        Past simple finished time
         now 10am                  12    now 3:00pm
                       12
• _________/_x__________     _________/_______x____



• What have you done      • What did you do this
  this morning?             morning?
• Is the morning finished? • Is the morning finished?
• No                      • Yes, now it’s the
                            afternoon.
           Rob Novis 2012
Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION




  Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• How many books have you read this month/year?




                     Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• How many books have you read this month/year?

• Contacts/made/ recently?




                      Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• How many books have you read this month/year?

• Contacts/made/ recently?

• Coffees /have/ today?




                      Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• How many books have you read this month/year?

• Contacts/made/ recently?

• Coffees /have/ today?

• Films/ see / this month?



                       Rob Novis 2012
CONVERSATION

• How many books have you read this month/year?

• Contacts/made/ recently?

• Coffees /have/ today?

• Films/ see / this month?

• Emails/written/today?

                       Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS




   Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
Recent events present
perfect




                 Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
Recent events present
perfect


• I have just bought a
  new car!




                   Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
Recent events present
perfect


• I have just bought a
  new car!
• I have lost my keys




                   Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
Recent events present
perfect


• I have just bought a
  new car!
• I have lost my keys
• Berlusconi has decided
  not to run for office!




                  Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
                           Finished time- usually
Recent events present      more distant time - past
perfect                    simple



• I have just bought a
  new car!
• I have lost my keys
• Berlusconi has decided
  not to run for office!




                  Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
                           Finished time- usually
Recent events present      more distant time - past
perfect                    simple


                           • I bought a new car last
• I have just bought a
                             year.
  new car!
• I have lost my keys
• Berlusconi has decided
  not to run for office!




                  Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
                           Finished time- usually
Recent events present      more distant time - past
perfect                    simple


                           • I bought a new car last
• I have just bought a
                             year.
  new car!
                           • I lost my keys last
• I have lost my keys
                             week.
• Berlusconi has decided
  not to run for office!




                  Rob Novis 2012
RECENT EVENTS
                           Finished time- usually
Recent events present      more distant time - past
perfect                    simple


                           • I bought a new car last
• I have just bought a
                             year.
  new car!
                           • I lost my keys last
• I have lost my keys
                             week.
• Berlusconi has decided
                           • Mubarak resigned a few
  not to run for office!
                             weeks ago.



                  Rob Novis 2012
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PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET




   Rob Novis 2012   15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?




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PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?




       Rob Novis 2012              15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.




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PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.




       Rob Novis 2012              15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.

I have already read Harry Potter.




       Rob Novis 2012               15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.

I have already read Harry Potter.

Ihave just watched a movie.




       Rob Novis 2012               15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.

I have already read Harry Potter.

Ihave just watched a movie.

I haven’t ever eaten sushi.




       Rob Novis 2012               15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?

Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.

I have already read Harry Potter.

Ihave just watched a movie.

I haven’t ever eaten sushi.

I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.

I have already read Harry Potter.

Ihave just watched a movie.

I haven’t ever eaten sushi.

I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

I haven’t drunk wine yet.

I have already read Harry Potter.

Ihave just watched a movie.

I haven’t ever eaten sushi.

I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

                                                    •   Which expressions are used with
I haven’t drunk wine yet.
                                                        affermative sentences?

I have already read Harry Potter.

Ihave just watched a movie.

I haven’t ever eaten sushi.

I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

                                                    •   Which expressions are used with
I haven’t drunk wine yet.
                                                        affermative sentences?

I have already read Harry Potter.
                                                    •   never, just, already

Ihave just watched a movie.

I haven’t ever eaten sushi.

I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

                                                    •   Which expressions are used with
I haven’t drunk wine yet.
                                                        affermative sentences?

I have already read Harry Potter.
                                                    •   never, just, already

Ihave just watched a movie.                         •   Which expression is only used with
                                                        negatives
I haven’t ever eaten sushi.

I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

                                                    •   Which expressions are used with
I haven’t drunk wine yet.
                                                        affermative sentences?

I have already read Harry Potter.
                                                    •   never, just, already

Ihave just watched a movie.                         •   Which expression is only used with
                                                        negatives
I haven’t ever eaten sushi.
                                                    •   still
I still haven’t found what I am looking for.


       Rob Novis 2012                          15
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

                                                    •   Which expressions are used with
I haven’t drunk wine yet.
                                                        affermative sentences?

I have already read Harry Potter.
                                                    •   never, just, already

Ihave just watched a movie.                         •   Which expression is only used with
                                                        negatives
I haven’t ever eaten sushi.
                                                    •   still
I still haven’t found what I am looking for.
                                                    •   ____________indicate recent finished
       Rob Novis 2012                          15       actions.
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET,
              NOT YET
Have you ever been to the U.S.A?                    •   Which of these expressions can be used
                                                        only with questions and negatives (?)
                                                        (-)
Have you been to Britain yet?

                                                    •   ever, yet
I have never eaten sushi.

                                                    •   Which expressions are used with
I haven’t drunk wine yet.
                                                        affermative sentences?

I have already read Harry Potter.
                                                    •   never, just, already

Ihave just watched a movie.                         •   Which expression is only used with
                                                        negatives
I haven’t ever eaten sushi.
                                                    •   still
I still haven’t found what I am looking for.
                                                    • just, already
                                                        ____________indicate recent finished
       Rob Novis 2012                          15       actions.
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect        Past simple




                  Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                      Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)




                                Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                      Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)




                                Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                      Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting




                                Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)




                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today



                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet


                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
                                        • Last week, year, month
•   To date ( fino a adesso)
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
                                        • Last week, year, month
•   To date ( fino a adesso)             • Yesterday
•   Just
•   Since 1999
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
                                        • Last week, year, month
•   To date ( fino a adesso)             • Yesterday
•   Just
•   Since 1999
                                        • Today
•   For 11 years
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
                                        • Last week, year, month
•   To date ( fino a adesso)             • Yesterday
•   Just
•   Since 1999
                                        • Today
•   For 11 years                        • 2 days ago
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
                                        • Last week, year, month
•   To date ( fino a adesso)             • Yesterday
•   Just
•   Since 1999
                                        • Today
•   For 11 years                        • 2 days ago
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)             • When I was 10
•   Today
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS
Present perfect                         Past simple
•   Up to now ( fino a adesso)           • In 1999
•   So far ( fino a adesso)
•   Since our last meeting              • For 5 years
•   In the last month (including now)
•   This morning
                                        • Last week, year, month
•   To date ( fino a adesso)             • Yesterday
•   Just
•   Since 1999
                                        • Today
•   For 11 years                        • 2 days ago
•   This week,year, month
•   Recently (recentemente)             • When I was 10
•   Today                               • This morning
•   Just, already, yet
•   Ever, never

                                 Rob Novis 2012
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Present perfect past simple

  • 1. PRESENT PERFECT /PAST SIMPLE • Made by Rob Novis
  • 3. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 4. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 5. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 6. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. You have closed your book. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 7. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. You have closed your book. We have checked a test. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 8. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. You have closed your book. We have checked a test. They have written an exercise. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 9. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. You have closed your book. We have checked a test. They have written an exercise. He has done his homework. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 10. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. You have closed your book. We have checked a test. They have written an exercise. He has done his homework. She has broken her leg. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 11. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE Subject + have/has + past participle I have opened the window. You have closed your book. We have checked a test. They have written an exercise. He has done his homework. She has broken her leg. It has slept. Rob1 Novis 2012
  • 12. 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 13. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 14. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 15. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 16. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? Have they written a test? 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 17. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? Have they written a test? Has he/she/it worked a lot? 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 18. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? Have they written a test? Has he/she/it worked a lot? Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 19. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? Have they written a test? Has he/she/it worked a lot? Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle I/ You/we haven’t opened thewindow. 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 20. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? Have they written a test? Has he/she/it worked a lot? Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle I/ You/we haven’t opened thewindow. They haven’t written a test. 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 21. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVES Have/has + subject + past participle Have you / we opened the window? Have they written a test? Has he/she/it worked a lot? Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle I/ You/we haven’t opened thewindow. They haven’t written a test. He/she/it hasn’t worked a lot. 2 Rob Novis 2012
  • 22. OPEN QUESTIONS Question Past auxiliary Subject word participle I,You, we, Worked Where Have they this year? has he, she, it Rob Novis 2012
  • 23. CONTRACTIONS • I’ve met him. • You’ve seen the movie. • He’s already eaten. • She’s been there. • It’s already eaten • We’ve already eaten. Rob Novis 2012
  • 24. CLOSED QUESTIONS I, you, we, Worked a lot Have they this year? Has He, she, it Short Answers Yes I have. No I haven’t. Yes you have. No you haven’t. Yes we have. No we haven’t. Yes they have. No they haven’t. Yes, he has. NO he hasn’t. Yes, she has. No she hasn’t. Yes it has. No it hasn’t.
  • 26. PRESENT PERFECT - Rob Novis 2012
  • 27. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect (Duration) Rob Novis 2012
  • 28. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) Rob Novis 2012
  • 29. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for Rob Novis 2012
  • 30. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ Rob Novis 2012
  • 31. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ Yesterday now Rob Novis 2012
  • 32. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now Rob Novis 2012
  • 33. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now Rob Novis 2012
  • 34. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now We have been married since yesterday. Rob Novis 2012
  • 35. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now We have been married since yesterday. We have been married for twenty four hours Rob Novis 2012
  • 36. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now We have been married since yesterday. We have been married for twenty four hours • I have worked in ABC for …. Rob Novis 2012
  • 37. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now • 1999 2004 We have been married since yesterday. We have been married for twenty four hours • I have worked in ABC for …. Rob Novis 2012
  • 38. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now • 1999 2004 We have been married since • We were married for 5 yesterday. years. We have been married for twenty four hours • I have worked in ABC for …. Rob Novis 2012
  • 39. PRESENT PERFECT - Present perfect Past simple (Duration in (Duration) past) • for • /_________/________/ • /_________/________/ Yesterday now • now • 1999 2004 We have been married since • We were married for 5 yesterday. years. We have been married for twenty four hours • I worked in ABC for 2 • I have worked in ABC years. for …. Rob Novis 2012
  • 41. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE Rob Novis 2012
  • 42. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here Rob Novis 2012
  • 43. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here for ten years. Rob Novis 2012
  • 44. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here for ten years. FOR + a period of time Rob Novis 2012
  • 45. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here for ten years. FOR + a period of time Rob Novis 2012
  • 46. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here for ten years. FOR + a period of time I have worked (or have been working) here Rob Novis 2012
  • 47. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here for ten years. FOR + a period of time I have worked (or have been working) here since 1998. Rob Novis 2012
  • 48. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FOR, SINCE I have worked (or have been working) here for ten years. FOR + a period of time I have worked (or have been working) here since 1998. SINCE + a point of time Rob Novis 2012
  • 50. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A Rob Novis 2012
  • 51. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A • How long /have your car? Rob Novis 2012
  • 52. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A • How long /have your car? • How long /have your house? Rob Novis 2012
  • 53. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A • How long /have your car? • How long /have your house? • How long /live in ______? Rob Novis 2012
  • 54. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A • How long /have your car? • How long /have your house? • How long /live in ______? • How long /work in______? Rob Novis 2012
  • 55. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A • How long /have your car? • How long /have your house? • How long /live in ______? • How long /work in______? • Put For or since with the correct expression Rob Novis 2012
  • 56. CONVERSATION. ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS WITH A • How long /have your car? • How long /have your house? • How long /live in ______? • How long /work in______? • Put For or since with the correct expression • ___ages ____ I was born ____ August __yesterday ____ 2 weeks ___ the last time I saw you Rob Novis 2012
  • 58. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Rob Novis 2012
  • 59. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Undefined time Rob Novis 2012
  • 60. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Undefined time • I have lived in Ecuador. • /_?_?_______/_________ • past present Rob Novis 2012
  • 61. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Undefined time • I have lived in Ecuador. • /_?_?_______/_________ • past present • (?) Have you ever lived abroad? Rob Novis 2012
  • 62. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Past simple Undefined time • I have lived in Ecuador. • /_?_?_______/_________ • past present • (?) Have you ever lived abroad? Rob Novis 2012
  • 63. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Past simple Undefined time Defined Time • I have lived in Ecuador. • /_?_?_______/_________ • past present • (?) Have you ever lived abroad? Rob Novis 2012
  • 64. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Past simple Undefined time Defined Time • I have lived in Ecuador. • I lived in Ecuador in • /_?_?_______/_________ 1993. • past present • /_93_______/______/ • Past present • (?) Have you ever lived abroad? Rob Novis 2012
  • 65. PRESENT PERFECT – UNDEFINED TIME Present perfect Past simple Undefined time Defined Time • I have lived in Ecuador. • I lived in Ecuador in • /_?_?_______/_________ 1993. • past present • /_93_______/______/ • Past present • (?) Have you ever lived abroad? • (?) Did you live abroad last year? Rob Novis 2012
  • 68. CONVERSATION • Have you ever spoken to a famous person? Rob Novis 2012
  • 69. CONVERSATION • Have you ever spoken to a famous person? • Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake? Rob Novis 2012
  • 70. CONVERSATION • Have you ever spoken to a famous person? • Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake? • Have you ever been to a third world country? Rob Novis 2012
  • 71. CONVERSATION • Have you ever spoken to a famous person? • Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake? • Have you ever been to a third world country? • Have you ever won an award? Rob Novis 2012
  • 72. CONVERSATION • Have you ever spoken to a famous person? • Have you ever eaten any strange foods, like snake? • Have you ever been to a third world country? • Have you ever won an award? • Have you ever given money to charity? Rob Novis 2012
  • 73. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME now 10am 12 now 3:00pm Rob Novis 2012
  • 74. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm Rob Novis 2012
  • 75. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 Rob Novis 2012
  • 76. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ Rob Novis 2012
  • 77. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ • What have you done this morning? Rob Novis 2012
  • 78. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ • What have you done this morning? • Is the morning finished? Rob Novis 2012
  • 79. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ • What have you done this morning? • Is the morning finished? • No Rob Novis 2012
  • 80. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time Past simple finished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ • What have you done this morning? • Is the morning finished? • No Rob Novis 2012
  • 81. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time Past simple finished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ • What have you done this morning? • Is the morning finished? • No Rob Novis 2012
  • 82. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time Past simple finished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ _________/_______x____ • What have you done this morning? • Is the morning finished? • No Rob Novis 2012
  • 83. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time Past simple finished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ _________/_______x____ • What have you done • What did you do this this morning? morning? • Is the morning finished? • No Rob Novis 2012
  • 84. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time Past simple finished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ _________/_______x____ • What have you done • What did you do this this morning? morning? • Is the morning finished? • Is the morning finished? • No Rob Novis 2012
  • 85. PRESENT PERFECT UNFINISHED TIME Present perfect unfinished time Past simple finished time now 10am 12 now 3:00pm 12 • _________/_x__________ _________/_______x____ • What have you done • What did you do this this morning? morning? • Is the morning finished? • Is the morning finished? • No • Yes, now it’s the afternoon. Rob Novis 2012
  • 87. CONVERSATION Rob Novis 2012
  • 88. CONVERSATION • How many books have you read this month/year? Rob Novis 2012
  • 89. CONVERSATION • How many books have you read this month/year? • Contacts/made/ recently? Rob Novis 2012
  • 90. CONVERSATION • How many books have you read this month/year? • Contacts/made/ recently? • Coffees /have/ today? Rob Novis 2012
  • 91. CONVERSATION • How many books have you read this month/year? • Contacts/made/ recently? • Coffees /have/ today? • Films/ see / this month? Rob Novis 2012
  • 92. CONVERSATION • How many books have you read this month/year? • Contacts/made/ recently? • Coffees /have/ today? • Films/ see / this month? • Emails/written/today? Rob Novis 2012
  • 93. RECENT EVENTS Rob Novis 2012
  • 94. RECENT EVENTS Recent events present perfect Rob Novis 2012
  • 95. RECENT EVENTS Recent events present perfect • I have just bought a new car! Rob Novis 2012
  • 96. RECENT EVENTS Recent events present perfect • I have just bought a new car! • I have lost my keys Rob Novis 2012
  • 97. RECENT EVENTS Recent events present perfect • I have just bought a new car! • I have lost my keys • Berlusconi has decided not to run for office! Rob Novis 2012
  • 98. RECENT EVENTS Finished time- usually Recent events present more distant time - past perfect simple • I have just bought a new car! • I have lost my keys • Berlusconi has decided not to run for office! Rob Novis 2012
  • 99. RECENT EVENTS Finished time- usually Recent events present more distant time - past perfect simple • I bought a new car last • I have just bought a year. new car! • I have lost my keys • Berlusconi has decided not to run for office! Rob Novis 2012
  • 100. RECENT EVENTS Finished time- usually Recent events present more distant time - past perfect simple • I bought a new car last • I have just bought a year. new car! • I lost my keys last • I have lost my keys week. • Berlusconi has decided not to run for office! Rob Novis 2012
  • 101. RECENT EVENTS Finished time- usually Recent events present more distant time - past perfect simple • I bought a new car last • I have just bought a year. new car! • I lost my keys last • I have lost my keys week. • Berlusconi has decided • Mubarak resigned a few not to run for office! weeks ago. Rob Novis 2012
  • 103. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 104. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 105. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 106. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 107. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 108. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. I have already read Harry Potter. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 109. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. I have already read Harry Potter. Ihave just watched a movie. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 110. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. I have already read Harry Potter. Ihave just watched a movie. I haven’t ever eaten sushi. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 111. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. I have already read Harry Potter. Ihave just watched a movie. I haven’t ever eaten sushi. I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 112. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. I have already read Harry Potter. Ihave just watched a movie. I haven’t ever eaten sushi. I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 113. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. I haven’t drunk wine yet. I have already read Harry Potter. Ihave just watched a movie. I haven’t ever eaten sushi. I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 114. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. • Which expressions are used with I haven’t drunk wine yet. affermative sentences? I have already read Harry Potter. Ihave just watched a movie. I haven’t ever eaten sushi. I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 115. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. • Which expressions are used with I haven’t drunk wine yet. affermative sentences? I have already read Harry Potter. • never, just, already Ihave just watched a movie. I haven’t ever eaten sushi. I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 116. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. • Which expressions are used with I haven’t drunk wine yet. affermative sentences? I have already read Harry Potter. • never, just, already Ihave just watched a movie. • Which expression is only used with negatives I haven’t ever eaten sushi. I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 117. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. • Which expressions are used with I haven’t drunk wine yet. affermative sentences? I have already read Harry Potter. • never, just, already Ihave just watched a movie. • Which expression is only used with negatives I haven’t ever eaten sushi. • still I still haven’t found what I am looking for. Rob Novis 2012 15
  • 118. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. • Which expressions are used with I haven’t drunk wine yet. affermative sentences? I have already read Harry Potter. • never, just, already Ihave just watched a movie. • Which expression is only used with negatives I haven’t ever eaten sushi. • still I still haven’t found what I am looking for. • ____________indicate recent finished Rob Novis 2012 15 actions.
  • 119. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, STILL NOT, YET, NOT YET Have you ever been to the U.S.A? • Which of these expressions can be used only with questions and negatives (?) (-) Have you been to Britain yet? • ever, yet I have never eaten sushi. • Which expressions are used with I haven’t drunk wine yet. affermative sentences? I have already read Harry Potter. • never, just, already Ihave just watched a movie. • Which expression is only used with negatives I haven’t ever eaten sushi. • still I still haven’t found what I am looking for. • just, already ____________indicate recent finished Rob Novis 2012 15 actions.
  • 120. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple Rob Novis 2012
  • 121. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) Rob Novis 2012
  • 122. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) Rob Novis 2012
  • 123. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting Rob Novis 2012
  • 124. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) Rob Novis 2012
  • 125. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning Rob Novis 2012
  • 126. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) Rob Novis 2012
  • 127. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just Rob Novis 2012
  • 128. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 Rob Novis 2012
  • 129. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years Rob Novis 2012
  • 130. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month Rob Novis 2012
  • 131. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) Rob Novis 2012
  • 132. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today Rob Novis 2012
  • 133. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet Rob Novis 2012
  • 134. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 135. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 136. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 137. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • Last week, year, month • To date ( fino a adesso) • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 138. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • Last week, year, month • To date ( fino a adesso) • Yesterday • Just • Since 1999 • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 139. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • Last week, year, month • To date ( fino a adesso) • Yesterday • Just • Since 1999 • Today • For 11 years • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 140. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • Last week, year, month • To date ( fino a adesso) • Yesterday • Just • Since 1999 • Today • For 11 years • 2 days ago • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 141. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • Last week, year, month • To date ( fino a adesso) • Yesterday • Just • Since 1999 • Today • For 11 years • 2 days ago • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • When I was 10 • Today • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 142. EXPRESSIONS PP/ PS Present perfect Past simple • Up to now ( fino a adesso) • In 1999 • So far ( fino a adesso) • Since our last meeting • For 5 years • In the last month (including now) • This morning • Last week, year, month • To date ( fino a adesso) • Yesterday • Just • Since 1999 • Today • For 11 years • 2 days ago • This week,year, month • Recently (recentemente) • When I was 10 • Today • This morning • Just, already, yet • Ever, never Rob Novis 2012
  • 143. See my youtube channel: Rob David Novis • If you are interested in courses in northern italy • or if you need translations • contact rdnovis@gmail.com

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