TTO2-FOCUS 3-UNIT 1

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TTO2-FOCUS 3-UNIT 1

A new look

How are you today?

Can you guess what this is?

BBC VIDEO: 

What do you know about the xxx

SB p. 116, ex. 1

THINK - PAIR - SHARE

Distressing jeans

Watch the BBC video. 

Go to the BBC video worksheet to do the exercises.

For the worksheet, 

go to page 116.

§ 1.1 Vocabulary

On this Dog scale, how do you feel today?

§ 1.2 Grammar

Degrees of comparison

Quick Quiz!

Lesson (series) goals

1. Give an example of Present Perfect Tense
2. Describe the difference between Past Simple and Present Perfect

Instructions

1. Write down your classmate's name
2. You CANNOT use a name twice
3. Add additional information
4. Write everything down on your paper

Present Perfect Form

1. has or have

2. past participle 

⇩

regular -ed

irregular 3rd form

Present Perfect Form

I HAVE LIVED here for a long time.

She HAS TRAVELLED to foreign countries.

They HAVE BROKEN a window.

We HAVE BEEN to New York.

We use Present Perfect...

To talk about actions which happened and finished in the past BUT

We do not know 1. WHEN exactly or 2. it is NOT important.

I have been to many countries.

He has written a lot of books. 

We use Present Perfect...

To talk about actions which happened in the past and

the result is visible in the present.

She has just bought her first house.

He has painted a portrait.

Common time expressions used with the Present Perfect...

ever

 never 

since then 

just 

already (usually affirmative)

(not) yet (usually negative or questions)

Homework

 Thursday 

Lesson 4

 

SB p. 139

§ 3.5

READ grammar

do ex. 1

§ 3.4 Reading

Welcome

back!

Rack your brain!

Write down everything you remember about Present Perfect/Past Simple.

Check homework!

Past Simple

If we WANT to say WHEN something happened,

we use PAST SIMPLE.

Also use PAST SIMPLE in questions with "WHEN".

Please compare these examples:

We use Present Perfect...

To talk about states and actions that started in the past and

still continue...

Often used: SINCE + FOR

My dad has had this hobby since 2005.

I have known her for five years.

Present Perfect FOR + SINCE

SINCE

the moment or point in time when the activity started

FOR

the time between the past and now

Use HOW LONG if you are asking about duration

How long have you had this hobby?

Homework

 Wednesday 

Lesson 4

 

SB p. 139

§ 3.5

READ grammar again!

do ex. 2-3-4

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

Let's practice

Present Perfect or the Past Simple?

Extra Grammar Notes:

The past simple is used for finished actions in the past we know when it happened. I went to London last Christmas

The present perfect is used for experiences and unfinished time. I've been to London three times