English All Right! Unit 1 Present perfect vs Present perfect continuous

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Lesdoelen

• Aan het einde van deze les weet je wat de Present Perfect Continuous is.
• Aan het einde van deze les kun je de Present Perfect Continuous gebruiken.
• Aan het einde van deze less weet je het verschil tussen de Present Perfect en de Present Perfect Continuous.

What was the present perfect?

Present Perfect Continuous

The present perfect continuous refers to something that is continuing in the present.

Present Perfect Continuous

Present perfect continuous

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous?

1. We have been playing
2. We had been playing
3. We were playing
4. We are playing

Which sentence is present perfect continuous?

1. We've been practising all afternoon.
2. We've practised all afternoon.
3. We were practising all afternoon.
4. We practised all afternoon.

Present Perfect Continuous
I_________(search) for tickets for ages!

Present Perfect Continuous
Zij is al uren erg hard aan het leren.

Present Perfect Continuous
They_______(drive) for 3 hours now.

Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous

Present perfect and present perfect continuous

Present perfect	Have + past participle
Present perfect continous	Have + been + present participle

Present perfect and present perfect continuous

Make present perfect continuous:
It ... (not/snow)

Maak een zin met de present perfect continuous

Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect

My friend ________ a new computer.

1. has bought
2. has been buying

Present perfect vs present perfect continuous.

How long ______(Gina/work)on the project? It still hasn't been finished.

1. has Gina been working
2. Has Gina worked

Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect

Great news! Hannah ___________ a baby girl!

1. has had
2. has been having

Present perfect vs present perfect continuous.
How many bracelets_____(you/make)?

1. Have you been making
2. Have you made

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Practice

SB page 37 

ex. 2 - 6 

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Grammar builder 4.2 (pg. 114-115)