SESSION 6 - E4

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SIMPLY PERFECT
Goal:
✓ To talk about experiences using the present perfect tense.
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Have you ever…?
Conversation time: David and Laura talk about David’s experiences in Puno.
I went to Puno last year.
I have been to Puno twice.
David: Have you ever been to Puno?
Laura: No I’ve never gone there. Have you?
David: Yes. Actually, I’ve been there twice.
Laura: That sounds great! When did you travel there?
David: I went o a trip to Puno with my family last year.
Laura: Have you gone to the Titicaca Lake?
David: Sure, I’ve visited Uros and Taquile Island.
It’s used with finished actions that started 
in the past. It indicates a specific time.
It’s used with unfinished actions that started in the past and 
continue in the present. It doesn’t indicate a specific time.
Present Perfect Tense
The present perfect of any verb is composed of two elements: the appropriate form of the auxiliary
verb “to have” (present tense), plus the past participle of the main verb.
S + have / has + v. past participle + complement
S + have not / has not + v. past participle + complement
Have / has + S + v. past participle + complement?
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They have studied together since they were children.
It has rained a lot during the last weeks.
Laura has not read that book yet.
We have lived together for five years.
Have you ever met a famous person?
What have you done?
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Let’s practise!
Look at the pictures and describe the activities people have done using the present perfect tense.
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3. Write the PIN/ CODE sent by the teacher.
4. Write your name.
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