AR grammar review UNIT 3

AR grammar review UNIT 3

• present perfect
• can, could, to be able to, to be allowed to
• have to, must, should
• irregular verbs from to be to to sell

objective

At the end of the lesson, I will have identified and corrected at least two (wrong) forms in the use of present perfect and irregular verbs.

warm up

• recognising the present perfect
• its form
• signal words

Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly?

1. I visit Paris last year.
2. I am visiting Paris.
3. I have visited Paris.
4. I will visit Paris.

What is the structure of present perfect?

1. Subject + had + past participle
2. Subject + have/has + past participle
3. Subject + will + base verb
4. Subject + is + present participle

Which time expression often accompanies present perfect?

1. tomorrow
2. ever
3. last week
4. yesterday

the form

Write an affermative sentence in the present perfect.

Write a negative sentence in the past perfect.

Write an interrogative sentence in the past perfect.

Present perfect:
write all the signal words (tijdwoordjes) you know

the use 

& 

signal words

REMEMBER: present perfect = present <->past

There is a connection between the past and the present; the time of the action has not finished yet. 

• ever, never
  
• already, just, not … yet
  
• so far, until now, up to now …
  
• for, since

Present perfect or past simple?

"I did not saw you in ages."
This sentence is wrong.
Which one is correct?

1. I did not see you in ages.
2. I did not seen you in ages.
3. I have not saw you in ages.
4. I have not seen you in ages.

"I have not cought a bus for a week."
This sentence is wrong.
Which one is correct?

1. I have not catch a bus for a week.
2. I did not caught a but for a week.
3. I have not caught a bus for a week.
4. I have not catched a bus for a week.

"Where have you swom yesterday?"
This sentence is wrong.
Which one is correct?

1. Where did you swim yesterday?
2. Where have you swum yesterday?
3. Where did you swam yesterday?
4. Where have you swam yesterday?

"The last time I have learn something was when you did teached me."
This sentence is wrong. Correct it.

1. The last time I have learned something was when you tought me.
2. The last time I have learned something was when you taught me.
3. The last time I learned something was when you taught me.
4. The last time I learned something was when you did teach me.

"Didn't you ran yesterday?"
This sentence is wrong. Correct it.

1. Haven't you runned yesterday?
2. Haven't you ran yesterday?
3. Didn't you run yesterday?
4. Didn't you runned yesterday?

irregular verbs

Write the three forms of an irregular verb you get always wrong.

Write two mistakes in the use of present perfect and/or irregular verbs you have identified and corrected.