4h-Present Perfect

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Present Perfect

voltooid tegenwoordige tijd 

Present Perfect

• USE 

1- To talk about a "Past Action" with a "Present" result.

The squirrel HAS EATEN a lego block.

He can't find his lego block.

I HAVE HAD this mobile phone since I was 15.

2 .De actie begint in verleden en nog steeds voortduurt NÚ:

Present Perfect 

Present Perfect 

3-  wanneer je ‘t hebt over ervaringen (in iemands leven) tot nu toe. Je gebruikt dan ook vaak ever en never of once, twice,  three times.

He has never been to Spain.

I have travelled to Ireland once.

De signaalwoorden komen ALTIJD na have /has

Let Op!

• I have never seen the Taj Mahal.

Examples

• Annet has already done the dishes.

Yet wordt gebruikt in vragen en in negatieve zinnen Het wordt aan het eind van de zin geplaatst.

Uitzondering

I haven't seen him yet.

Het vormen van de Present Perfect

Time to Practice with Present Perfect

In the next two slides you find links to forms to practice.

Send and submit your answers.

Time to practice 1

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Time to practice 2

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Present Perfect or Past Simple?

In the next slides you'll see how to knwo when to use the Present Perfect and when the Past Simple.

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Methode 1 - Stel de volgende vragen:

Vraag 1: Is het nu nog aan de gang?     

Vraag 2: Gaat het over ervaring tot nu toe? 

 

Vraag 3: Is het resultaat van de actie NU merkbaar? 

 Ja?             Nee?

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Present Perfect

Past Simple

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Methode 2 - SIGNAALwoorden

Staat er een signaalwoord in de zin ? 

Dan moet je de Present Perfect gebruiken.

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Need more help with Present Perfect?

Watch this video.

In the next 5 slides you can find really helpful exercises.

Practice with Past Simple / present perfect

1

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Practice with Past Simple / present perfect

2

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Practice with Past Simple / present perfect

3

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Practice with Past Simple / present perfect

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Practice with Past Simple / present perfect

5

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Samengevat

Here is a 

3-minute video