HAVO 5 Grammar Class 2 present perfect (continuous)

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HAVO 5 Grammar - Class 2

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Today
Class work
- Check work
- Explanation present perfect
- Explanation present perfect continuous

Individually 
- Practise grammar 




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Goals
Je kunt de present perfect gebruiken.
Je kunt de present perfect continuous gebruiken.

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Check work
Please check whether you've done everything correctly.

Correct any mistakes you might have made. 

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Present perfect
My sister has already made a big cake.

You have grown since the last time I saw you.
It hasn’t drunk the water.
I have seen that movie.
We haven’t received any mail since we were retired.
They haven’t gone to the shopping center.
Have they played the piano? No, they haven’t.
I have known Michael since high school.
My baby has slept since all night.
I have never been to Texas.








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Present perfect
Voltooid tegenwoordige tijd

Ik heb dat boek gelezen.
Zij hebben die film gezien.
Hij heeft een cadeau gekocht. 

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Present perfect
When to use the tense?
1. When something started in the past and continues into the present
       Lisa has been my friend for five years now.
       How long have you known each other? 
2. When something has just finished.
       She has just walked in the door. 
       The door has been painted, the paint is still wet. 
3. When something happened in the past, but it is not clear when
       I have read your email.
       We have visited France. 
         

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Present perfect
How to use the tense?
Regular sentence: have / has + past participle (verb + ed / irregular) 
I have walked / I have made
You have walked / You have made
He has walked / He has made
She has walked / She has made
It has walked / It has made
They have walked / They have made
We have walked / We have made
You have walked / You have made 

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Present perfect
How to use the tense?
Question: have / has + subject + past participle 
Have I walked...?
Have you walked...?
Has he walked...?
Has she walked...?
Has it walked...?
Have they walked...?
Have we walked...?
Have you walked...? 

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Present perfect
How to use the tense?
Negation: have not / has not + past participle
I have not walked / I haven't walked / I've not walked
You have not walked / You haven't walked / You've not walked
He has not walked / He hasn't walked / He's not walked
She has not walked / She hasn't walked / She's not walked
It has not walked / It hasn't walked / It's not walked
They have not walked / They haven't walked / They've not walked
We have not walked / We haven't walked / We've not walked
 You have not walked / You haven't walked / You've not walked


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Present perfect continuous
I have been writing articles on different topics since morning.
He has been reading the book for two hours.
They have been playing football for an hour.
She has been finding the dress since morning.
He has been studying in the library for three hours.
We have been shopping at this fair for two hours.
We have been watching a movie in this Cineplex for two hours.
You have been shopping in that market for three hours.
I have been singing different kinds of songs, especially modern.
I have been listening to melodious songs for an hour.

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Present perfect continuous
Voltooid tegenwoordige tijd(!) 

Ik lees een goed boek.
Ik werk heel hard. 
Ik kijk tv.
Zij spelen. 

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Present perfect continuous
When to use the tense?
1. When something started in the past and continues into the present and you want to emphasize that it has been going on for a long time (emphasis on duration) 
       We’ve been playing for hours and still the game isn’t over.
       We’ve been partying since 11 p.m.
2. When something was going on for quite some time and has just finished
       She has been crying. Her eyes are still wet.
       I’ve been running. I’m exhausted.

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Present perfect continuous
How to use the tense?
Regular sentence: have / has + been + verb + ing 
I have been walking
You have been walking
He has been walking
She has been walking
It  has been walking
They has been walking
We has beenwalking
You has been walking

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Present continuous
How to use the tense?
Question: have / has + subject + been + verb + ing 
Have I been walking...? 
Have you been walking...? 
Has he been walking...? 
Has she been walking...? 
Has it been walking...? 
Have they been walking...? 
Have we been walking...? 
Have you been walking...? 

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Present continuous
How to use the tense?
Negation: have not / has not + been + verb + ing
I have not been walking / I haven't been walking/ I've not been walking
You have not been walking/ You haven't been walking/ You've not been walking
He has not been walking/ He hasn't been walking/ He's not been walking
She has not been walking/ She hasn't been walking/ She's not been walking
It has not been walking/ It hasn't been walking/ It's not been walking
They have not been walking/ They haven't been walking/ They've not been walking
We have not been walking/ We haven't been walking/ We've not been walking
 You have not been walking/ You haven't been walking/ You've not been walking

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What to do? 
Do exercises about present perfect and present perfect continuous

Finished?
Go to Quizlet and study the SLL wordlist 

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End of the class
So far, we have practised:
- simple present
- present continuous
- present perfect
- present perfect continuous

Next class: future

Homework: finish the exercises, study the words 

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