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E PNP “Mariano santos Mateos”

• Student’s Name: Ingrid Castro Arana

• Curse: English

• Teacher’s Name: Miss Consuelo Crisólogo

• Grade: 5th (fifth)

• Section: “B”
PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
Describing or expressing an action
that happened at an unspecified
time before now.
 Present Perfect Tense
Affirmative:
Used for actions that started in the
past and still continue in the present.
Example:
• I have had breakfast
• Ms. Ulies has sent the e-mail.
 Languaje
• Since: Expresses the time when the
action.
• Example:
-She has played tennis since 2001.
-They haven’t been to Brazil since
Christmas.
• For: Refers to a period of time.
• Example:
-I’ve had exams for two weeks.
-Jimmy has’n trained for three days.

Remember: has for he,she,it.

have for,I,we,you,they
 LANGUAGE FOCUS:
Present Perfect Tense
Pattern (pola): Question
(?) ………… + I/ you / we / they + …………
…………… + He / she / it + ……….
Example:
• Have you had breakfast?
• Has she sent the e-mail?
 Other usage:
• A few adverbs are used in present
perfect.

Ever, never, just, already, yet

 Examples (+)
(+) 1. I have just met Mr. Agus.

2. The students have already finished their

homework.

Examples (-)
3. Ivy has never traveled by train.

4. I have never been to France

 Examples (?)
5. A: Have you ever climbed Everest?
B : No, I haven’t.

6. Have you ever been to Germany?

7.. Has she called you yet?

 Compare these sentences!
Present perfect and simple past
• My family visited the exotic country
last year

2. Jack’s father has ever visited the

exotic country.
 Compare these sentences!
Present perfect and simple past
5. A: Did you see him this morning?
B: Yes, I saw him in a classroom
6. A: Have you seen him?
B: Yes, I have.
Example: WRITING NEWS
The Indonesian young boxer, Abi Rafdi,
26, has defeated the strong
challenger from Russia, Ivan Kovack.
He knocked him out in the third
round in MGM, Canada, last night.
Now he has had 2 World
Championship titles, IBF and WBA.
The promoter is planning to challenge
a World champion from US for WBA
level.
 Bibliografía

• Libro del estado de Ingles 5º

• http://elrincondelvago.com