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    The Grade 5 English lesson focused on the present perfect tense. Students studied this tense, practiced asking and answering questions using "Have you ever..." with this tense, and learned when to use the present perfect tense versus the past simple tense when talking about the past. They were reminded that the present perfect tense uses "have" plus the past participle form of the verb.

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    The Grade 5 English lesson focused on the present perfect tense. Students studied this tense, practiced asking and answering questions using "Have you ever..." with this tense, and learned when to use the present perfect tense versus the past simple tense when talking about the past. They were reminded that the present perfect tense uses "have" plus the past participle form of the verb.

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    The Grade 5 English lesson focused on the present perfect tense. Students studied this tense, practiced asking and answering questions using "Have you ever..." with this tense, and learned when to use the present perfect tense versus the past simple tense when talking about the past. They were reminded that the present perfect tense uses "have" plus the past participle form of the verb.

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    Grade 5 English

    Week 12 - Lesson 1
    Today we:
    • Studied the present perfect tense

    • Practiced using the present perfect tense


    with ‘Have you ever.......?’ questions

    • Learnt when
    to use the
    present
    perfect
    tense, or
    when to use
    the past
    simple
    tense, when
    talking
    about the
    past

    Remember, we use have plus the past participle (verb three)


    with the present perfect tense.

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