The Present Perfect - vr 22/1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

The Present Perfect

What does the present perfect look like?

What does the present perfect look like?

• Have + past participle (voltooid deelwoord)
• I, you, we, they
• Has + past  participle
• he, she, it
• Regular: verb + ed 
• Irregular: 3rd form

Which sentence is the present perfect?

1. I bought a dog
2. I have bought a dog
3. I buy a dog
4. I am buying a dog

Which sentence is the present perfect?

1. He lives here for ten years
2. He lived here for ten years
3. He has lived here for ten years
4. He is living here for ten years

Which is correct?

1. He has won the lottery.
2. He have won the lottery.
3. He has win the lottery.
4. He have win the lottery.

Which is correct?

1. They have walked here.
2. They have walk here.
3. They has walk here.
4. They has walked here.

Questions + Negations

• Questions: Put have of has at the beginning of the sentence:
• Have you bought that dog yet?
• Negations: put not after have or has
• He has not won the lottery.

Which is correct?

1. Has bought he a dog?
2. Has he a dog bought?
3. Has he bought a dog?
4. He has bought a dog?

Which is correct?

1. Won we the lottery?
2. Have won we the lottery?
3. Have the lottery we won?
4. Have we won the lottery?

Wanneer Present Perfect?

De Present Perfect gebruik je in de volgende situaties:

1. Als iets in het verleden begonnen is en nu nogsteeds doorgaat: I have lived here for ten years.
2. Als iets net is afgelopen (en je merkt nu het resultaat): I have just lost my keys!
3. Als iets in het verleden is gebeurd maar er staat niet wanneer: My parents have bought a dog.
4. Om te praten over ervaringen tot nu toe: I have never been to France.

Signaalwoorden: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since, latel, recently

Ezelsbrug = FYNE JAS

ezelsbrug = fyne jas

welk signaalwoord zit niet in fyne jas = lately {maar hoort er wel bij}

F staat voor = for

Y staat voor = yet

N staat voor = never

E staat voor = ever

J staat voor = just

A staat voor = already

S staat voor = since

Postman Pat (just - to deliver) the letters.

(you - to finish) your homework yet?

I (not - to be) to Paris before.

My parents (to buy) a dog.

Dwayne (just - to steal) my pen.

(Jenske - ever - to go) to France?

Joris (not - to do) his homework yet.

Thomas (to be) in this class for two years.

Mr. Chantrel (never / to listen) to me.

My parents (to watch) this show since they were seven.