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Take off your shoes! I have ____ cleaned the floor. Have you finished writing the test ____? I don't want to see this film at the cinema again. I've ____ seen it twice. I'm sorry. You have ____ missed Katie. She left the office about three minutes ago! "Have you called Yasmin?" "No, not ____. I'll do it now!" I haven't tried lobster ____. I don't want to go to France. I've ____ been there and don't like the food. Oh no! Our bus has ____ left! What a pity! Has she found a phone ____ ? You didn't miss much. The play has only ____ started.

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2. Present Simple, Continuous, Perfect - tworzenie zdań

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2. Present Simple, Continuous, Perfect - tworzenie zdań

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my mum / every weekend, ? your parents /now, :-) I / since 8 a.m, :-( My brother / since he was a child, :-( I / every day, ? you / often.

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Main task is to fill the gaps with Present Continuous or Present Perfect forms of the verbs

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Present Perfect vs Past Simple PODsumowując jakich określeń czasu użyjesz: Present Perfect: - just, already, yet - ever, never - for, since w Present Perfect w Past Simple i w końcu Present Perfect użyjemy też gdy 4. jakaś czynność trwa od przeszłości aż do teraz i kiedy jeszcze

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1) He --- and that's why he's out of breath. a) runs b) is running c) has run d) has been running 2) They --- to their new flat this weekend. a) move b) are moving c) has moved d) has been moving 3) He --- the train to work every day. a) takes b) is taking c) has taken d) has been taking 4) I --- my hair. a) just wash b) is just washing c) have just washed d) has just been washing 5) We --- in Madrid this week. a) stay b) are staying c) has stayed d) has been staying 6) Be quiet, please. I --- to the news now. a) listen b) am listening c) have listened d) have been listening 7) My parents --- near Chennai. a) live b) are living c) has lived d) has been living 8) They --- to France three times. a) are b) are being c) have been d) has been going 9) Sam --- on the phone for 15 minutes. a) talks b) is talking c) have talked d) has been talking

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1) He --- and that's why he's out of breath. 2) They --- to their new flat this weekend. 3) He --- the train to work every day. 4) I --- my hair.

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Prince Harry Has His Popcorn Nicked by Toddler (Present Simple - Present Continuous Practice) - English ESL video lesson

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ESL video lesson with an interactive quiz: Grammar practice
. Students will practice the present Simple and Present Continuous through 10 gapfill questions.

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have + not = haven't

has + not = hasn't

operator have lub has

osoba

czasownik w trzeciej formie

I, you, we, they => havehe, she, it=>has

neverużywamy w zdaniach z Present Perfect, by powiedzieć, że czegoś nigdy nie robiliśmy (życiowie doświadczenie)neverznajduje sięprzed czasownikiem

everużywamy w zdaniach pytających w Present Perfect, by zapytać czy coś kiedykolwiek robiliśmy (życiowie doświadczenie)everznajduje sięprzed czasownikiem

justużywamy w zdaniach twierdzących w Present Perfect, by powiedzieć, że jakaś czynność właśnie się stałajustznajduje sięprzed czasownikiem

alreadyużywamy w zdaniach twierdzących w Present Perfect, by podkreślić, że jakaś czynność już się wydarzyłaalreadyznajduje sięprzed czasownikiem

yetużywamy w zdaniach przeczących w Present Perfect, by podkreślić, że jakaś czynność się jeszcze nie wydarzyła (do chwili obecnej)yet używamy także w pytaniach w Present Perfect, by zapytać czy jakaś czynność została już wykonanayetznajduje sięna końcu zdania

forużywamy w Present Perfect, by podkreślić, od jakiego czasu jakaś czynność ma miejsce, np:I have known Peterforfive years.forznajduje sięprzed określeniem czasufor używamy, kiedy podajemy przedział czasu (np. od 5 lat)

sinceużywamy w Present Perfect, by podkreślić, od kiedy jakaś czynność ma miejsce, np:I have known Petersince2010.sinceznajduje sięprzed określeniem czasu (np. datą)sinceużywamy, kiedy podajemymoment rozpoczęcia czynności (np. datę)

osoba

osoba

operator

operator

czasownik w III formie (czyli albo regularny albo nieregularny)

czasownik w III formie (czyli albo regularny albo nieregularny)

ever używamy w pytaniach

never używamy w przeczeniach

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Present Perfect by Marta Kriger on Genially

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have + not = haven't has + not = hasn't operator have lub has osoba czasownik w trzeciej formie I, you, we, they => havehe, she, it=>has neverużywamy w zdaniach z Present Perfect, by powiedzieć, że czegoś nigdy nie robiliśmy (życiowie doświadczenie)neverznajduje sięprzed czasownikiem everużywamy w zdaniach pytających w Present

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1. Present Perfect - just already yet -> prezentacja z przykładami, quiz i speaking

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1. Present Perfect - just already yet -> prezentacja z przykładami, quiz i speaking

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PRE-INTERMEDIATE

present perfect with just, already and yet

Speaking

Game

Just, already and yet

Examples

INDEX

00

jim hasn't finished his homework yet

penny has just finished her homework

sheldon has already done his homework

do these sentences mean the same?

01

my partner

ME: I haven't done the housework yet

my parner

ME: I have already done the housework

Have you done the housework yet?

02

Students haven't come back to university yet Have you studied yet?

She has just fallen

Yet

Just

We have already done the housework

Already

Already, just and yet

03

04

05

well done!

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4A PRESENT PERFECT WITH JUST, ALREADY AND YET

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PRE-INTERMEDIATE present perfect with just, already and yet Speaking Game Just, already and yet Examples INDEX 00 jim hasn't finished his homework yet penny has just finished her homework sheldon has already done his homework do these sentences mean the same?

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1) Have you ever (cheat) in an exam? 2) Have you ever (forget) somebody's birthday? 3) Have you ever (get) a present you didn't like?

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1) do (robić) a) did, done b) did, did c) did, dont 2) see a) saw, seen b) see, sawn c) sawn, seen 3) eat a) eated, eaten b) ate, eaten c) ated, eaten 4) be a) was/were, been b) beed, been c) is/are, been 5) go a) goed, goed b) wented, gone c) went, gone 6) drink a) drinked, drinken b) drank, dranken c) drank, drunk 7) fly a) flied, flown b) flown, flowned c) flew, flown 8) swim a) swimmed, swimmed b) swam, swum c) swum, swum 9) win a) won, won b) winned, winned 10) ride a) rided, riden b) rode, ridden c) rided, rided

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1) do (robić) 2) see 3) eat 4) be 5) go 6) drink 7) fly 8) swim 9) win 10) ride

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1) I have ... in the ocean. a) never swim b) never swum c) never swam 2) Piotr has ... a present for his girlfriend. a) never bought b) never buy c) never buyed 3) We have ... an email. a) never wrote b) never writing c) never written 4) Have you ... on a trampoline? a) ever jumped b) ever jumping c) ever jump 5) Has Sabrina ... Russian? a) ever spoke b) ever spoken c) ever speak 6) Has your friend ... a bone? a) ever breaked b) ever broke c) ever broken 7) The students have ... to Canada. a) never been b) never were c) never came 8) Grzegorz has ... up at 5 am. a) never woke b) never wake c) never woken 9) My hamster has ... at me :( a) never smiled b) never smiling c) never smile

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1) I have ... in the ocean. a) never swim b) never swum c) never swam 2) Piotr has ... a present for his girlfriend. a) never bought b) never buy c) never buyed 3) We have ... an email. a) never wrote b) never writing c) never written 4) Have you ...

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Have you ever baked a brownie?, Have you ever watched Masterchef?, Have you ever eaten bitter chocolate?, Have you ever cooked dinner for your family?.

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Present Simple, Continuous, Perfect Simple and Continuous

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Present Simple, Continuous, Perfect Simple and Continuous

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS - 2 UŻYCIE - EFFECT

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS - 2 UŻYCIE - EFFECT

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Opisz:
- plany na weekend
- jak zazwyczaj spędzacie święta
- swoje miejsce zamieszkania
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She /like / sweets, Tom / often / buy / in Biedronka, My parents / work / in the garden / every day, Tom / sometimes / tidy / his room.

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Rozwiń każdy podpunkt, podając minimum 3 informacje! Napisz 80-120 słów.

W emailu do znajomego z zagranicy opisujesz swojego kolegę/koleżankę:
- podaj podstawowe informacje na temat tej osoby (imię, wiek,wygląd)

- napisz o jego/jej miejscu zamieszkania i opisz jej/jego zainteresowania ( pamiętaj! He live s, napisz czy mieszka w bloku, domku, na wsi itp) (He likes; He often plays/goes/listens to...)
- napisz, jak  się poznaliście (użyj czasu przeszłego: We met first time...;)

- napisz, jakie macie wspólne plany na najbliższy czas (użyj czasu present continuous) - podaj 3 informacje

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1. Moja mama pracuje w biurze.
2. Mamy dwa psy.
3. Magda mieszka na wsi. Ma konie i kurczaki.
4. Gdzie pracuje twój tata?
5. Mój brat lubi gry komputerowe.
6. Moja babcia mieszka na parterze.
7. Moja babcia ma dużą kuchnię i często gotuje.
8. Nigdy nie jeżdżę w góry.
9. Moja mama nie mówi po angielsku.
10. Często oglądamy telewizję.
11. Moi rodzice nie mają samochodu.
12. Nie uczę się niemieckiego.

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Czasowniki podane w nawiasach napisz w formie czasu Present Simple

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1. I have [just] seen Sue at the cafe. 2. They've never been to Spain [before]. 3. I haven't seen the new Star Wars movie [yet]. 4. Have you [ever] been to Africa? 5. I have had my phone [for]two years. 6. I haven't seen my friends [since] March. 7. Don't buy milk, I have [already] bought it. 8. I have [never] broken a leg in my body. .

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1. I have [just] seen Sue at the cafe. 2. They've never been to Spain [before]. 3. I haven't seen the new Star Wars movie [yet]. 4. Have you [ever] been to Africa? 5. I have had my phone [for]two years. 6. I haven't seen my friends [since] March. 7.

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by Katarzyna Szymańska

FOR & SINCE

Present Perfect

Kiedy używamyPresent Perfect?

Present Perfect używamy, aby powiedzieć o czymś:- co się zdarzyło niedawno i ma związek z teraźniejszością- co się właśnie zdarzyło lub jeszcze nie (just, already, yet)- co robiliśmy w życiu bez określenia, kiedy to było

Present Perfect

Present Perfect używamy też, aby powiedzieć:- o tym, co robimy od przeszłości aż do terazz użyciem słów:FOR oraz SINCE (od)

Present Perfect

I have known you for a few months.I've worked with you since September.- Znam Was od kilku miesięcy. Pracuję z Wami od września

Od jak dawna...

FORor SINCE?

Play a game!

Find an eye and click on it to find out more about me...

About me

Write about you

I/knowI/liveI/likeI/be interested inI/have

I have lived in Wejherowo for 10 years.

my neighbourin my town/villagethe band...the subject...a cat/dog/bike...

for/since

for/since + określenie czasu

dopełnienie

czasownik w 3 formie

have / haven'thas / hasn't

I/you/we/theyhe/she/it

Remember!

DOPEŁNIENIE?

3 FORMA

YOU

HAVE

HOW LONG

PYTANIA

Play a game

Let's ask each other

VS

SINCE

December / Monday

5 o'clock / breakfast yesterday evening

2010 / last winter

I remember (odkąd pamiętam) I was born (od urodzenia)

FOR

2 days / weeks / months

a long time / ages (od wieków)

45 hours / minutes

for my whole life

Do these exercises :-)

Exercises

Contact me :-)

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by Katarzyna Szymańska FOR & SINCE Present Perfect Kiedy używamyPresent Perfect? Present Perfect używamy, aby powiedzieć o czymś:- co się zdarzyło niedawno i ma związek z teraźniejszością- co się właśnie zdarzyło lub jeszcze nie (just, already, yet)- co robiliśmy w życiu bez określenia, kiedy to było Present Perfect Present Perfect używamy też, aby powiedzieć:- o tym, co robimy od przeszłości aż do terazz użyciem słów:FOR oraz SINCE (od) Present Perfect I have known you for a few months.I've worked with you since September.- Znam Was od kilku miesięcy.

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LESSON

BY TEACHER AGATA :)

PRESENT PERFECT

Czasu Present Perfect używamy kiedy mieszamy ze sobą przeszłość i teraźniejszość (i teraz pewnie wyglądacie jak ten gif :) ) ale spokojnie wielu Polaków ma problem z tym czasem wiec kiedy porozmawiamy o nim trochę wiecej, okaże się, ze wcale nie jest taki zły :)

WHAT IS IT ? - CO TO TAKIEGO?

He hasn't finished the game- on nie skonczył tej gry, zaczął w nią grać jakiś czas temu ale jeszcze nie skończył levelu I have lived in Opoczno for my whole life - ja mieszkam w Opocznie przez całe moje życie

"Czynność trwa do tej chwili "

She has left - ona wyszła dopiero co, przed chwilą jeszcze tu była I have just cooked dinner - właśnie ugotowałam obiad - zaczęłam w przeszłości, przez jakiś czas gotowałam i teraz skończyłam

" Czynność dopiero co się wydarzyła "

I have eaten an octopus - jadłam ośmiornicę (wy nie wiecie kiedy i czy mi smakowała ale wiecie , że mam takie doswiadczenie w życiu i znam ten smak) She has watched all the Harry Potter's films - widziała wszystkie filmy HP - w swoim, zyciu obejrzała wszystkie części

" Kiedy mówię o doświadczeniach w życiu (znowu nie jest ważny czas, kiedy to sie wydarzyło)"

I have broken my leg - złamałem nogę (ale wy nie wiecie kiedy, dlaczego ) He has won the competition - on wygrał konkurs. kiedyś w życiu jakiś konkurs - bardzo ogólna informacja

"1. kiedy mówimy o czynności, która wydarzyła się w przeszłości ale nie jest ważne kiedy - nie ma konkretnego czasu "

USE - UŹYCIE

Można powiedzieć, że dużo jest użyć tego czasu ale zwróćcie uwagę, że wszystko można sprowadzić do tego, że czynność zaczęła się w przeszłości i łączy się z teraźniejszością

przeszłość + teraźniejszość

użycie czasu

VIDEOS

kilka przykładów

VS

Tego okreslenia używamy gdy chcemy powiedzieć, że czynność trwała PRZEZ jakiś czas: for 10 years - przez 10 lat for 5 days - przez 5 dni I have studied English for 5 years - uczę się angielskiego przez 5 lat, zaczęłam 5 lat temu i nadal się uczę :)

Tego określenia używamy gdy chcemy powiedzieć, że czynność trwała OD jakiegoś czasu: since 2007 - od 2007 since Monday - od poniedziałku I have studied English since 2015 - uczę się angielskiego od roku 2015, zaczęłam w 2015 czyli 5 lat temu i nadal sie uczę :)

FOR

SINCE

Dużo informacji na raz więc zasłużyliście na mini odpoczynek :)

czasownik = regularny - dodajemy końcówkę ED watch - watched / play -played / stop - stopped / study - studied nieregularny - 3 forma/kolumna z tabelki buy - bought / eat - eaten / do - done / write - written

operator = have lub has Have dla I, You, We, They Has dla He, She, It

AFFIRMATIVE - ZDANIA TWIERDZĄCE

osoba + operator + czasownik

We have been to China (- We've visited China)

You have been to China (- You've visited China)

They have been to China (- They've visited China)

I have been to China (- I've visited China)

You have been to China (- You've visited China)

He has been to China (- He's visited China)

She has been to China (- She's visited China)

It has been to China (- It's visited China)

EXAMPLES - PRZYKŁADY

czasownik zawsze będzie w 3 formie z tabelki a jeśli danego czasownika nie ma w tabelce po prostu dodajemy końcówkę ed

w czasie present perfect nie musimy się martwić o konstrukcję zdania bo jedynym elementem, który się zmienia to operator czyli dodamy tylko haven't lub hasn't

NEGATIVE - ZDANIA PRZECZĄCE

We haven't been to China - We haven't visited China

You haven't been to China - You haven't visited China

They haven't been to China - They haven't visited China

I haven't been to China - I haven't visited China

You haven't been to China - You haven't visited China

He hasn't been to China - He hasn't visited China

She hasn't been to China - She hasn't visited China

It hasn't been to China - It hasn't visited China

osoba + have/ has + not + czasownik ( ed lub 3 forma )

EXAMPLES - PRZYKŁADY

krótkie pytania to po prostu: Yes, osoba have lub has - Yes, I have / Yes, she has No, osoba haven't lub hasn't - No, I haven't /No, she hasn't w pytaniach w tym czasie często dodajemy słówko "ever" - kiedykolwiek

Jak doskonale wiecie Anglicy w pytaniach uwielbiają tzw. inwersję czyli zamianę miejsc operatora i osoby i tak samo dzieję się w czasie Present Perfect, na początek wyskoczy have lub has (w zależności od soby) i co jest fajne czasownik nadal nic nie kombinuję i jak już zapamietaliśmy, ze dodajemy końcówkę ed lub wstawiamy czasownik z 3 kolumny to w pytaniach również tak będzie :)

INTERROGATIVE /questions - ZDANIA PYTAJĄCE

Have we ever been to China? - Yes, we have / No, we haven't

Have you ever been to China? - Yes you have / No, you haven't

Have they ever been to China? - Yes, they have / No, they haven't

Have I ever been to China? - Yes, I have / No, I haven't

Have you ever been to China? - Yes, I have / No, I haven't

Has he ever been to China? - Yes, he has / No, he hasn't

Has she ever been to China? - Yes, she has / No, she hasn't

Has it ever been to China? - Yes, it has / No, it hasn't

Have / Has + osoba + (ever) +czasownik (ed lub 3 forma)

oczywiście pamietamy, że w zależności od konktekstu osoba w odpowiedzi moze ulec zmianie np na pytanie czy wy byliscie w Chinach odpowiemy tak my byliśmy - Have you been to China? Yes we have

EXAMPLES - PRZYKŁADY

I na koniec ulubiony "suchar" nauczycieli angielskiego: - Jaki jest najlepszy prezent dla nauczyciela angielskiego? -Present perfect :)

THANKS!

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UŻYCIE I KONSTRUKCJE OPISANE W JĘZYKU POLSKIM

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Do każdego zdjęcia w tej prezentacji napisz 3 zdania:
- 1 twierdzące z just/already (Pr.Perfect)
- 1 przeczące z yet (Pr.Perfect)
- 1 twierdzące z yesterday/10 minutes ago/last week (Past Simple)

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Teaching resource | 1) They're still on holiday. They __________ back home yet. 2) Someone __________ my camera on the beach yesterday!

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3. Tworzenie pytań przeczeń w Present Perfect

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3. Tworzenie pytań przeczeń w Present Perfect

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Materiał dydaktyczny | She /already / be / to Italy / twice, Tom / just / buy / a new bike, My parents / find / a new job, Tom / already / tidy / his room.

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Present Perfect vs Past Simple PODsumowując jakich określeń czasu użyjesz: Present Perfect: - just, already, yet - ever, never - for, since w Present Perfect w Past Simple i w końcu Present Perfect użyjemy też gdy 4. jakaś czynność trwa od przeszłości aż do teraz i kiedy jeszcze

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Present Simple and Present Continuous | Baamboozle

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Complete the sentences by using the words in parenthesis

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Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect Simple | ROCK YOUR ENGLISH #10

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Wordwall - Twórz lepsze zajęcia w krótszym czasie

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Opowiedz o tym, co Twoja mama robi codziennie, Powiedz, gdzie mieszka Twój kolega, Powiedz, co robisz w ten weekend, Opowiedz o tym, w co często gra Twój kolega, Powiedz, co Twój kot/pies/... teraz robi, Powiedz, czego Twój tata teraz na pewno nie robi, Powiedz, czego nigdy nie jadłeś, Powiedz, co robisz w każde Boże Narodzenie, Powiedz, od jak dawna uczysz się języka..., Zapytaj kogoś, jakiej muzyki słucha, Zapytaj kogoś, co już dzisiaj zjadł, Powiedz, od jak dawna grasz w....., Zapytaj kogoś, jak często robi pracę domową z matmy, Powiedz, jakie miasto odwiedziłeś wiele razy.

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Present Simple, Continuous, Perfect- opowiadanie

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Opowiedz o tym, co Twoja mama robi codziennie, Powiedz, gdzie mieszka Twój kolega, Powiedz, co robisz w ten weekend, Opowiedz o tym, w co często gra Twój kolega, Powiedz, co Twój kot/pies/...

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous KOPIA

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Czy on kupuje kebab codziennie?, Jak często jesz słodycze?, Jak często Alicja sprząta swój pokój?, Czy wy często kroicie warzywa?.

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Present Simple, Continuous - opowiadanie

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Odkryj karty - Klikaj kolejno wszystkie karty, aby je odkryć i zobaczyć, co się pod nimi kryje.

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Present continuous exercises intermediate level: affirmative, negative, interrogative. Present progressive and present simple. Esl, esol, ielts

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Choose 6 ideas and write about it in 3 sentences

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Choose 6 ideas and write about it in 3 sentences

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Przykład: The coldest place I have been to was Norway. I went there 2 years ago with my family. The weather was nice but prices very high. - Pierwsze zdanie jest w Present Perfect, ale reszta już w Past Simple

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Present Perfect. Oh no! | ROCK YOUR ENGLISH #3

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Present Simple vs. Present Continuous | ROCK YOUR ENGLISH #2

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Czas Present Simple || Angielski dla wzrokowców

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Write the verb in the PAST SIMPLE or in the PRESENT PERFECT. Then press "Check".

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Simple Past vs. Present Perfect Practice 2

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Present Perfect: Present Perfect or Simple Past?

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Level 330 - Lower Intermediate / Grammar Topics / Present Perfect: Present Perfect or Simple Past?

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We use the present continuous (am/is/are + -ing) to talk about temporary things which have begun but haven't finished. They are often happening now, at this moment.
Here are some examples of things happening now.
I'm just uploading some photos to Facebook and I'm sending a message to Billie.
We're all riding camels and the sun's shining.
They're waiting for me to get off the phone!
I'm not sure what ' temporary' means. Can I say ' I'm learning to drive', even if I'm not having a driving lesson right now?

Yes, absolutely! You might not be having a driving lesson right at this moment, but it is temporary, so that's correct. We use the present continuous for longer situations like this too.

OK, I see what you mean. So that's for things happening now, or round about now. What about the future? Can I use the present continuous for the future?

Yes, I'm glad you asked me that. We use the present continuous for future arrangements with other people.
At eight I'm meeting Lucas, just for a quick coffee.
What about questions and negatives?

For questions you just change round the subject and the verb to be. So, You are > Are you, then add the -ing form. Sometimes you need a question word first.

For negatives you add not after the verb to be. Don't forget to use a contraction if you're speaking.
You're not really studying at all, are you? (or You aren't really studying...)
Theyaren't using the computer room at the moment.
This programisn't working.
That's fine, but I suppose there are some spelling rules for -ing forms?

Yes, you're right. If a verb ends in e, you take off the e and add -ing

If a verb ends in a vowel + a consonant, the consonant is usually doubled before you add -ing.

But be careful with verbs with more than two syllables where the stress isn't on the last syllable. With those you don't double the consonant.

OK, but what about two-syllable verbs where the stress is on the last syllable, like begin?

If the stress is on the last syllable, you do double the final consonant.

Right, the present continuous seems quite easy to me. I'm understanding it perfectly!

Whoops! Sorry, you can't say ' I'm understanding it'.

Why not? I'm talking about something happening right now.

Yes, but there is a group of verbs which are called state verbs which we use for states (not actions) and we don't usually use these in the continuous form.

want - need - like - love - hate - prefer - believe - think - know - realise - understand - recognise - suppose - be - exist - appear - look - seem - belong - have (for possession) - own - feel - smell - taste

So these are verbs for talking about emotions, thinking, existing, appearing, possession and the senses.

But wait a minute. What about, 'I'm thinking of coming with you tomorrow.' Or, 'I'm thinking about my girlfriend.'

Yes, they are correct. But the meaning of think there is 'having thoughts in your mind' or 'considering'. It's not the same as 'having an opinion' about something.
I think that song's brilliant. (opinion)
She's thinking about studying archaeology. (considering / wondering about)
OK, so there are some exceptions. Like, 'I'm loving it.'

No, sorry, that's not an exception, that's wrong!

Well, OK, maybe it's a new usage. English does change. But don't use it in exams!

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Sophie is working in Cairo this week. Oliver, Alfie and Daisy are working hard for their end-of-year exams.

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Life Vest Inside - Kindness is Contagious - Present Perfect - Just

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Helping people in the street. What has just happened? Helping people in the street. What has just happened?

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I have cleaned my room - wyjaśnienie podstawowego użycia Present Perfect

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I have cleaned my room - wyjaśnienie podstawowego użycia Present Perfect

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Popularny zwrot po angielsku, czyli oddemonizujmy Present Perfect

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Różnica między Present Perfect a Past Simple

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Różnica między Present Perfect a Past Simple

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Czas past simple i present perfect - zastosowanie i różnice między nimi

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Present simple vs present continuous - jak i kiedy używać te czasy

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Ćwiczenie na Present Perfect Simple i Continuous

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Ćwiczenie na Present Perfect Simple i Continuous

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When .............. you ................ going to this school? (start) How long .................. you ...................... me? (know) Present Perfect Present Perfect Simple and Continuous; Past Simple GOAL! GREAT JOB! Opowiedz o tym, co właśnie zrobiłeś. Zapytaj kogoś, czy już

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Present perfect simple vs past simple exercises

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Present perfect simple vs past simple exercises. Learn English online.

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English grammar practice exercise, for pre-intermediate and intermediate level.

In this exercise you will practise using the past simple and present perfect tenses.

Exercise instructions

Use the words in brackets to put each of the following into either the past simple or present perfect:

I was work in London.

I worked in London.

In positive sentences, a helping verb such as was or did is not used.

He worked in London?

Did he work in London?

The helping verb did is used in past simple questions.

Worked he in London?

Did he work in London?

The helping verb did is used in past simple questions.

Did he wrote a letter?

Did he write a letter?

The main verb is used in the infinitive form in questions and negatives.

He didn't wrote a letter.

He didn't write a letter.

The main verb is used in the infinitive form in questions and negatives.

He writed a letter.

He wrote a letter.

Some verbs are irregular. Not all verbs end in - ed in the past simple form.

I worked every day this week.

I have worked every day this week.

We use the present perfect ( have worked) when we speak about an unfinished time period ( this week, this year, etc).

Steven has wrote a new book.

Steven has written a new book.

We use the past participle of the verb - written is the past participle, wrote is the past simple.

Did you have seen him before?

Have you seen him before?

The helping verb have is used in the present perfect and it is inverted with the person ( you have becomes have you).

I didn't have seen him before.

I haven't seen him before.

The helping verb have is used in the present perfect - to make it negative we simply add not ( n't).

I am here since last week.

I have been here since last week.

The present perfect is used to show an action which continues to the present (an unfinished action).

I've been knowing him for 5 years.

I've known him for 5 years.

Verbs such as know, want, like, etc. (called stative verbs) suggest permanent states, not actions, so are used in the simple form, NOT the - ing form.

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Intermediate grammar exercise: past simple or present perfect (4)

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English grammar practice exercise, for pre-intermediate and intermediate level. In this exercise you will practise using the past simple and present perfect tenses. Use the words in brackets to put each of the following into either the past simple or present perfect: I was work in London. I worked in London.