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Review 4-1 Past participle 4-2 Forms of the present perfect

CONTENTS. Review 4-1 Past participle 4-2 Forms of the present perfect 4-3 Meanings of the present perfect 4-4 Simple past vs. present perfect 4-5 Using since and for 4-6 Present perfect progressive 4-7 Present perfect progressive vs. present perfect

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TENSE REVIEW

TENSE REVIEW. ASK YOUR PARTNER. What do you usually do on the weekend? Where do you normally buy your groceries? Do you ever go to the gym? How often? Do you often watch scary movies? What do you bring to class with you every day ?. The Simple Present Tense.

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A Guide to Grammar

A Guide to Grammar. Adapted from The Magic Lens by Michael Clay Thompson. Verbs. Verbs. Verbs have three functions: They link the subject of a sentence to a description (subject complement). They show action. They help other verbs. Regular vs. Irregular.

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Using Verbs Correctly

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Verb Tense II- Tense Consistency

Verb Tense II- Tense Consistency. Review Simple Tense. Present Tense: Base verb + - S (unless the verb is irregular verb) She _______ to the library every two weeks to check out a new library book. Past Tense: Base verb + - ed (unless the verb is irregular)

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By Maram Alabdulaaly

The Present Perfect & The Present Perfect Progressive. By Maram Alabdulaaly. Outline. FIRST. How is each tense formed?. SECOND. When is each tense used?. Third. Comparisons. Present Perfect Tense. Affirmative Sentences. Negative Sentences. Yes/No Questions. Information Questions.

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TENSE REVIEW

TENSE REVIEW. ASK YOUR PARTNER. What do you usually do on the weekend? Where do you normally buy your groceries? Do you ever go to the gym? How often? Do you often watch scary movies? What do you bring to class with you every day ?.

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Reviewing Verb Tenses

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The Tense and Aspect System

The Tense and Aspect System. Eunseok Ro. Formal Characteristics of the Tense-Aspect System. Distinction between tense and aspect is blurred. 12 tenses. Tense : relates to time. Present, past, future Aspect : relates to the internal structure of the action occurring at any time.

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PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE & CONTINUOUS

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The present perfect tense The present perfect continuous tense Present perfect simple vs. Present perfect continuous ten

Grammar. The present perfect tense The present perfect continuous tense Present perfect simple vs. Present perfect continuous tense Practice exercises. Present perfect tense. Usage : The present perfect tense puts emphasis on the result Ex: She has written five letters.

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Unit 3

Unit 3. Present Perfect, Present Perfect Progressive, and Simple Past Tense. Notice the contrast in the tenses. Present perfect & present perfect progressive Things started in the past, continue to present, and may continue to future. Simple Past

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UNIT 4

PAST (2). PAST SIMPLE PRESENT PERFECT PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE PAST PERFECT. UNIT 4. I SAW PETER YESTERDAY. PAST SIMPLE I HAVE BEEN TO BURGOS TWICE. PRESENT PERFECT I HAD VISITED MARY. PAST PERFECT I HAVE BEEN LIVING HERE FOR TWO WEEKS. PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE. PAST.

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Using Verbs

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The Perfect Tenses, Part 1

The Perfect Tenses, Part 1. The Present Perfect . When do we use it? When we are talking or writing about something that happened at an indefinite time (not specific) before now. Example: I have flown on a plane. What does it look like?. Two parts

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Present Perfect Progressive

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Present Perfect Progressive

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Verbs:

Verbs:. Progressive Tense. The progressive form of a verb tense expresses an action that is continuing at the time referred to in the sentence. The progressive form uses the present participle of the verb with the suitable tense of the verb be. Present Progressive: They are laughing .

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Overview of Verb Tenses

Overview of Verb Tenses. UUEG, Chapter 1. Simple Present Simple Past Simple Future These tenses make up 90% of the verb tenses we use!. The Simple Tenses. Present Progressive Past Progressive Future Progressive

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