SF GE.A - 27 Oct 2023

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English

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12th Grade

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Easy

azarya patty

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13 Slides • 21 Questions

Perfect Simple
(Yet, Just, Already)

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Multiple Select

What is the usage of the present perfect simple tense?

To talk about future actions or experiences

To talk about past actions or experiences with a connection to the present

To talk about ongoing actions or experiences

To talk about past actions or experiences without a connection to the present

Multiple Select

In which type of sentences is 'yet' used with the Present Perfect Simple?

Positive sentences

Negative sentences

Interrogative sentences

Conditional sentences

Multiple Choice

What does the word 'already' indicate?

That something has happened sooner than expected

That something has happened later than expected

That something has happened exactly on time

That something has not happened yet

Present Perfect Simple

Form: Subject + have/has + past participle
Usage: To talk about past actions or experiences with a connection to the present
Examples:
- I have visited Bali.
- She has studied English.
Signal Words: already, yet, just, ever, never, recently

Present Perfect Simple Tense

We often use present perfect to talk about recent past and its relationship with the present
- Example: 'I've cleaned the fridge, so now it looks new.'
We don't say exactly when things happened, e.g I've cleaned the fridge, NOT ~~I've cleaned the fridge ten minutes ago.~~
We also often use the present perfect to to give recent news.

Using 'Just' with Present Perfect Simple

We use just with the present perfect in positive sentence to say something happened very recently. We put just before the main verb.
Example:
- I've just finished my homework.
- She has just completed her project.

Using 'Yet' with Present Perfect Simple
We use yet with the present perfect in negative and question sentences, to ask if something has happened or to say if it hasn't happened.
We put yet at the end of sentence.
Example:
Have you finished your homework yet? No, no yet.

Forming Questions with Present Perfect Simple
Use 'have/has' + subject + past participle
Have you seen the movie?
Has she finished her homework?
Use 'wh-' words to form 'wh-' questions
What have you done?
Where has he been?

Using 'Already' with Present Perfect Simple
We use already in positive sentences to say that something happened before now or earlier than expected.
We put already before the main verb.
Example:
I've already seen that movie three times.

Exercise 1
You'll have 8 numbers on exercise 1
You have 5 minutes each number.
You need to write sentences in the present perfect form
You can see the example below:
Question: (+) He / clean the car.
Answer: He has cleaned the car.

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