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Past and Present Perfect

Past and Present Perfect. What is the past tense of these verbs? Leave 2. catch 3. hear 4.Hold 3. say 4. take 5. Give 6. tell 7. see 8. Carry 9. get 10. can’t 11. Keep 12. think 13. find. What is the past tense of these verbs?

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Past and Present Perfect

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  1. Past and Present Perfect

  2. What is the past tense of these verbs? Leave 2. catch 3. hear 4.Hold 3. say 4. take 5. Give 6. tell 7. see 8. Carry 9. get 10. can’t 11. Keep 12. think 13. find

  3. What is the past tense of these verbs? Leave- left 2. catch - caught 3. hear - heard 4.Hold- held 3. say - said 4. take - took 5. Give- gave 6. tell- told 7. see - saw 8. Carry- carried 9. get- got 10. can’t- couldn’t 11. Keep – kept 12. think-thought 13. find - found

  4. What is the negative of these sentences. The teacher gave the students lots of homework to do. The little girl broke her arm at the birthday party. Sue thought the keys were on her desk at school. Russell put his teddy bear on his pillow. The parents knew that today was a holiday.

  5. What is the negative of these sentences. The teacher didn’t give the students lots of homework to do. The little girl didn’t break her arm at the birthday party. Sue didn’t think the keys were on her desk at school. Russell didn’t put his teddy bear on his pillow. The parents didn’t know that today was a holiday.

  6. Pronunciation of Irregular Past Verbs Look at these past tense verbs. Do they rhyme or not? (cat – hat = Rhyme!) Paid said Saw wore Cut put Read said Heard made Caught bought Broke took Thought caught Ate met Won ran

  7. Paid said No! Paid-made, said-bed Saw wore No! Saw-law, wore-poor Cut put No! Cut-what, put-soot Read said Yes! Heard made No! Heard-occurred, made-laid Caught bought Yes! Broke took No! Broke-Coke, Took-look Thought caught Yes! Ate met No! Ate-plate, Met-Let Won ran No! Won-run, Ran-pan

  8. My Friend ED! I have a great friend. He comes with me many places. I see him when I watch. I see him when I want. I see him when I walk. He is with me when I wash. My friend Ed, he’s with me a lot! But sometimes he is ED and sometimes he is D and sometimes he is T. He’s a funny friend, my friend Ed.

  9. My Friend Ed Watched happened started opened walked laughed mended wanted picked called knocked unlocked listened phoned decided rained whispered washed missed finished answered ended remembered danced painted enjoy create /t/ /d/ /Id/

  10. What is difference between these sentences? The letter hasn’t arrived yet. The letter didn’t arrive on Monday.

  11. What is difference between these sentences? The letter hasn’t arrived yet. This is present perfect and refers to the past and the present- in other words, we expect the letter will arrive. The letter didn’t arrive on Monday. This is simple past and the action refers to one moment in the past- Monday. It is finished and done. There is no reference or connection to the present.

  12. Form have/has + past participle • Affirmative I/you/we/they have gone. • I’ve gone . You’ve gone. We’ve gone. They’ve gone. • He/she/it has gone. • He’s gone. She’s gone. It’s gone. • Negative • I/you/we/they have not gone. • I haven’t gone. You haven’t gone. We haven’t gone. They haven’t gone. • He/she/it has not gone. • He hasn’t gone. She hasn’t gone. It hasn’t gone.

  13. INTERROGATIVE • Have I/you/we/they gone? • Has he/she/it gone? • SHORT ANSWERS • Yes, I have. /No, I haven’t. • Yes, he has. /No, he hasn’t.

  14. What is the past participle of these verbs? Be Become Break Buy Come Cut Drink Eat Feel Give Go Know Leave Make Read Sa See Sing Take Sing Speak Teach

  15. What is the past participle of these verbs? Be been Become become Break broken Buy bought Come came Cut cut Drink drunk Eat ate Feel felt Give given Go gone Know known Leave left Make made Read read Say said See seen Sing sung Take taken Speak spoken Teach taught

  16. Present, Past and Participle using TPR Begin began begun Bring brought brought Ride rode ridden Cut cut cut Run ran run Fall fell fallen Steal stole stolen Find found found Keep kept kept Choose chose chosen Spend spent spent Have had had Drive drove driven Think thought thought Wear wore worn Come came come Hear heard heard Become became become Put putput Give gave given

  17. Have you ever…….? Go/mountain climbing? Sing/in public? Forget/your handbag at home? Read/a book in English or another foreign language? Eat/Arabic or Japanese or Chinese food? Be/a guest at a surprise party? Sleep/in a tent? Ride/ a horse? See/a live sporting event? Bake/a cake? Go/surfing or skating or scuba diving? Meet/a celebrity? Travel/alone? Do/something embarrassing?

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