Unit 7: Present perfect 1 (I have done)

Question 1

• How do we construct the present perfect?

Answer 1

• How do we construct the present perfect?

* have/has + past participle

Question 2

• How does the past participle often ends?

Answer 2

• How does the past participle often ends?

* -ed

Question 3

• But what tempt the irregular verbs to be?

Answer 3

• But what tempt the irregular verbs to be?

* irregular

Question 4

• What does it mean when we usually say: « something has happened?

Answer 4

• What does it mean when we usually say: « something has happened?
  
  • it means that it is a new information

Question 5

• What does it mean when we use the present perfect? (with the event)

Answer 5

• What does it mean when we use the present perfect? (with the event)
  
  • it means that the event in the past, has a connection/result with now

Question 6

• what is the different between gone (to) and been (to)

Answer 6

• what is the different between gone (to) and been (to)

* « he has gone to Italy » = I don’t ha

Question 7

C) Note the difference between gone (to) and been (to):

• He has gone to Italy. =?
• Jane is back home now. =?

Answer 7

C) Note the difference between gone (to) and been (to):

• He has gone to Italy.
  
  • (= he is there now or on his way there)
• Jane is back home now.
  
  • She has been to Italy. (she has now come back)

Question 8

D) you can use the present perfect with: Just, Already and Yet.

What does Just stand for?

Answer 8

a short time ago

Question 9

D) you can use the present perfect with: Just, Already and Yet.

What does Already stand for?

Answer 9

D) you can use the present perfect with: Just, Already and Yet.

What does Already stand for?
* sth happen sooner then expected

Question 10

D) you can use the present perfect with: Just, Already and Yet.

What does yet stand for?

Answer 10

D) you can use the present perfect with: Just, Already and Yet.

What does yet stand for?
* until now