The document discusses various grammar topics including the simple present tense, present continuous tense, present perfect tense, and the difference between the present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses. It provides examples of how each tense is used and the situations in which they are appropriate. It also includes questions about exercise, diet, and supplements for a partner to answer.
The document discusses various grammar topics including the simple present tense, present continuous tense, present perfect tense, and the difference between the present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses. It provides examples of how each tense is used and the situations in which they are appropriate. It also includes questions about exercise, diet, and supplements for a partner to answer.
The document discusses various grammar topics including the simple present tense, present continuous tense, present perfect tense, and the difference between the present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses. It provides examples of how each tense is used and the situations in which they are appropriate. It also includes questions about exercise, diet, and supplements for a partner to answer.
If yes, how long and did it work? If not, why haven’t you tried it?
Have you ever tried to take dietary supplements or
vitamins? Give details Vocabulary
Work out – to do exercise
Sign up – to register or enroll for something.
Run out – to use all you have of something, to not have something
Slip – to leave or disappear quietly without people seeing you
Vocabulary
Fade away – disappear slowly
Slimming gadget – a machine or device to make you lose weight.
Appealing – attractive Simple present The simple present is used in the following situations
To talk about habits and routines
I wake up late on the weekends
My sister usually works from 7 to 12 My cat waits for me to come back from work Simple present The simple present is used in the following situations
To talk about sequences of events
To cook mashed potatoes, you have to boil, peel,
and mash 3 pounds of potatoes. After, melt 50 grams of butter in 1 cup of heavy cream. Add the potatoes to the mixture and stir. Then, season it with ½ a tablespoon of garlic paste, chopped parsley, and salt to taste. Simple present The simple present is used in the following situations
To make general statements
Cats sleep a lot
Most people don’t exercise enough Pizza tastes delicious Present Continuous The present continuous is used in the following situations
To talk about ongoing actions in the current moment
I’m talking in front of the class
My father is working You’re thinking about being somewhere else Present Continuous The present continuous is used in the following situations
To talk about actions in progress but not occurring at the
moment
I’m remodeling my bathroom
Jose is taking a difficult course at college My sister’s working a lot this month Present Perfect vs Present Perfect continuous These tenses are used to connect the present to the past using for and since
The present perfect is formed with
Have + past participle It’s used to talk about finished or completed actions
The present perfect continuous is formed with
Have + been + present participle It’s used to talk about unfinished or incomplete actions Present Perfect - Review The present perfect is used to talk about actions that started in the past but continue in the present. In this case, the words since and for are used
I have worked at ICPNA since last year
I have lived in Surco for 3 years I haven’t visited the United States since 2015 I haven’t eaten a taco for 2 months Present Perfect - Review How long questions are used to ask about duration. These questions are answered with since and for How long = How much time
How long have you been ugly?
I’ve been ugly since I was born
How long has your family lived in Peru?
My family has lived in Peru for three years. Present Perfect - Review The present perfect is used to talk about actions that happened in the past, but the time is unknown or unimportant. For specific times, use the simple past
I have visited Cusco – sometime in the past, time is not specific
I visited Cusco last year – specific time, simple past I have seen Avengers: Infinity war – sometime in the past, time is not specific I saw Avengers: Infinity war last week – specific time, simple past