NAME: SELENA VALAREZO LEON

Spin the Wheel Past vs. Present Perfect

Have you ever been to Thailand?

Yes, I have been to Thailand

Have you ever seen a UFO?

Yes, I have seen a UFO
How long has your father driven his car?
For two years.
When was the last time you sang Karaoke?
I sang Karaokee yesterday
Has your sister started her driving lessons yet?
Yes, she has started her lessons
Have you ever watched a movie twice?
Yes, I have watched Superman twice
Have you heard that a UFO landed in your city?
Yes, weve Heard
When did you last meet a famous movie star?
Two weeks ago
Have you already eaten dinner?
Yes, I have already eaten dinner
When did you last try doing something dangerous?
I tried it last week
Has your father ever come home late?
Yes, many timess
When did you last see a new movie?
I saw it last night
Have you ever tried bungee jumping?
No, I have never
Has the lesson begun yet?
Yes, it has already begun
Have you ever drunk water from a toilet?
Yes, I have

Escape the Hangman - Present Perfect

Have ___ his name. Can you remind me?

FORGOTTEN
My dad has just _________________ out.
GONE
I have never _________________ a ghost
SEEN
Mary has ___________ to many countries.
BEEN
I have ___________ Thai food many times.
EATEN

I have ____________ Chinese for 6 years.

STUDIED
I've ____________ here since I was a boy.
LIVED
I've ____________ the piano for ten years.
PLAYED
We've already ___________ our homework.
DONE
Has your phone ever __________ in a toilet?
FALLEN
My father has just _____________ a new car.
BOUGHT
I have never ______________________ beer.
DRUNK
I can drive well, but I have never __ a driving test.
TAKEN
I have ____________________ a camel once.
RIDDEN
He hasn't ____ the building yet. We can still catch up.
LEFT

Matching Game Exercise

PRESENT SIMPLE: I go to school everyday by car
PRESENT PROGRESIVE: Bill is playing basketball
PAST SIMPLE: I went to school yesterday morning.
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was sleeping when the thief broke in.
PREENT PERFECT: I have been to tokyo several times
FUTURE SIMPPLE: My cousing will fly to shanghai next month
PAST PERFECT: By the time I came home, my children had slept
FUTURE PROGRESIVE: She will be driving to work tomorrow morning.