FRIDAY, 27 August

WEEK 7 REVIEW
GRAMMAR: Prepositions of place
GRAMMAR: Prepositions of place

on next to

in
under

into
outside
Preposition
s of
Movement
Prepositions of Movement
 Present Perfect
FORM

I/You/We/They + have/haven’t + past participle

+ I have found the report.

- I haven’t found the report.

He/She/It + has/hasn’t + past participle

+ She has found the report.

- He hasn’t found the report.

 Past Participle
Verbs
Regular Verbs: +ed (same as past simple)

Examples:
Base Form Past Simple Past Participle
 Past Participle Verbs
Irregular Verbs:
Examples: Base Form Past Simple Past Participle
 Present Perfect
USE

We use the present perfect simple to talk about:

LIFE EXPERIENCE
1. an action that happened sometime in the past but we don't know the exact time.

Ex: I have worked in several banks in London. (when? We don’t know/It’s not important.)

UNFINISHED ACTION
2. an action that started in the past and is still true today.

Ex: Amy has lived in Paris since Christmas. (She still lives in Paris.)
Mark hasn't found the watch he lost. (The watch is still lost.)
 TIME
FINISHED UNFINISHED

SIMPLE PAST PRESENT PERFECT

I went to London I’ve been to London.

last week.

Specific time:
- yesterday General experience.
- last summer
- 2 months ago
 Present Perfect
FOR x SINCE
We often use the present perfect simple with for and since.

FOR
We use for to talk about the duration of a present situation, for example , for 30
minutes, for two months.

Ex: My sister has lived in London for six months.

SINCE
We use since to show the starting point of a present situatior, for example, since 2.00
p.m., since Friday, since 2011.

Ex: My sister has lived in London since September.

GRAMMAR: Present Perfect

did you sign

hasn’t repaired
Has he worked
joined
has designed
GRAMMAR: Present Perfect
GRAMMAR: Present Perfect

A long time
26th August days
I was born Several weeks
June Three years
Vocabulary: Do x Make
VOCABULARY: Do x Make

A decision

business A mistake

Someone a favour breakfast

Well at school money

work Your bed

VOCABULARY: Applying for a job

Have applied
have spoken
have spoken
hasn’t made
have been
Has left
VOCABULARY: Applying for a job

highly-qualified long hours

current
ambitious
promotion

hard-working