15/09/2023

PAST PRESENT MODAL PERFECT

I watched Are there any Should I….? I have never
seven nude beaches told a lie in a
episodes. in Turkey? job interview.
Do we have
I stopped nude beaches
watching it. in Turkey?

He asked
“How much is
this bag?”
because the
customers
really want it.

We use the present perfect simple to talk about….

Life Life Past action
experiences experiences- with present
How many result
He’s been to times you’ve
France. (He done He’s gone to
went there something France. (He
before but went there and
He’s not there He’s still
anymore.) there.)
Have you ever I’ve watched Have you all
lied in a job the walking gone mad?
interview? dead 4-5 (They went
times. mad in the
Have you ever past, and they
been abroad? I’ve seen are still mad
No, I haven’t. money heist now.)
6-7 times.
Have you ever I’ve lost my
been outside If the same keys. (I lost
of İstanbul? word is them in the
repeated a lot, past and I still
I have been to I look it up in a haven’t found
Eskişehir, to dictionary. them.)
Mardin,
Kütahya, Has anybody
Antalya, seen my
Bodrum, baby?
Diyarbakır, Has anybody
Batman, seen her
Kocaeli, around?
Bursa,
Tekirdağ. I haven’t seen
them.
I haven’t been I haven’t seen
to Uludağ. her.

I have never
eaten duck.

I’ve only eaten

chicken,
turkey, beef,
sheep and
fish.

Have you ever

swum in the
ocean in your
life?
No, I have
never swum in
the ocean in
my life.

Have you ever

talked to a
celebrity in
your life?

Have you ever

seen a
celebrity in
person?
Yes, I have. I
saw a soccer
player.

Have you ever

tried to
disguise?
Have you ever
caught a good
guy?

I’ve never
seen a man
cub before.

The best song

I’ve heard is
Paradise by
Coldplay.
The worst
song I’ve ever
heard is “Baby
Shark”.

The best food

I’ve ever
tasted is
Turkish kebab.

The worst food

I’ve ever seen
is “Şırdan”.

A: I’ve never
tasted it.
B: Me neither.

It looks really
bad.

The funniest
movie I’ve
ever seen is
“Three Idiots.”

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE PRESENT PERFECT

CONTINUOUS
Question: I’ve been looking at Ekşisözlük
have+subject+(ever)+v3 these last 3 days.

Negative “never”:
Subject+have+never+v3
Negative “not”:
Subject+have+not+v3

Positive:
subject+have+v3

Noun (We stress the 1st Verb (We stress the 2nd
syllable.) syllable)
PREsent preSENT
CONtract conTRACT

catch (v1) /kætʃ/ caught (v2) /kɑːt/ caught (v3) /kɑːt/

Laugh /læf/
Rough /rʌf/