Lesson 4 Present Simple vs. Present Perfect

Present Simple vs. Present Perfect

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Present Simple vs. Present Perfect

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Present Simple
always, never, often, regularly, sometimes, hardly ever.

Wanneer? 
iets wat altijd, regelmatig of nooit gebeurt.





I live in London. 
He works in Mumbai.

Present Perfect
FYNE JAS
For, Yet, Never, Ever, Just, Already, Since.

Wanneer? 
1. is gebeurd, maar het is niet belangrijk wanneer.
2. in het verleden begonnen, gaat nu nog door. 
3. in het verleden gebeurd, nu nog resultaat.
4. net, of nog niet gebeurd. 

I have lived in London for one year.
He has worked in Mumbai since 2015.

Slide 2 - Slide

Joachim sometimes visits his grandmother.
A
Sometimes signals the present simple.
B
Sometimes signals the present perfect.

Slide 3 - Quiz

Joseph has worked here for years.
A
for years signals the present simple.
B
for years signals the present perfect.

Slide 4 - Quiz

What is not an example of the present simple?
A
She works at an office.
B
They don't smoke.
C
I am walking home.
D
Do they speak Spanish?

Slide 5 - Quiz

What is not an example of the present perfect?
A
I have done my work.
B
John hasn't talked to her yet.
C
They have been talking all day.
D
She has been here since two o'clock.

Slide 6 - Quiz

Fortunately, my new sweater ___ (not shrink) yet!

Slide 7 - Open question

They usually ___ (not - deliver) orders under 20 pounds.

Slide 8 - Open question

___ Professor Mansouri ___ (invent) a new device recently?

Slide 9 - Open question

Diana hardly ever ___ (eat) bread or potatoes.

Slide 10 - Open question

Present Simple
always, never, often, regularly, sometimes, hardly ever.

Wanneer? 
iets wat altijd, regelmatig of nooit gebeurt.





I live in London. 
He works in Mumbai.

Present Perfect
FYNE JAS
For, Yet, Never, Ever, Just, Already, Since.

Wanneer? 
1. is gebeurd, maar het is niet belangrijk wanneer.
2. in het verleden begonnen, gaat nu nog door. 
3. in het verleden gebeurd, nu nog resultaat.
4. net, of nog niet gebeurd. 

I have lived in London for one year.
He has worked in Mumbai since 2015.

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Slide 12 - Slide

HOMEWORK
Tomorrow
SOW Chapter 4
Vocabulary & Phrases 


Next Tuesday
Lesson 4 
Finish all exercises

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