Introduction
Present Perfect Tense
By: Rachmat Adi Prabowo
Have you heard about present perfect tense? Have you ever use it? here, we will learn it together!
In this lesson, we will learn present perfect tense. This tense is used when an action that happened in the past continues to have a strong connection in the present.
What pattern usually used in Present Perfect Tense?
When we should use Present Perfect Tense?
Let's go! :)
Task
Student's Task
1. Watch the video in
and identify the present perfect tense in the video.
2. Answer questions in http://www.focus.olsztyn.pl/en-present-perfect-tense-exercises-with-answers.html#.XC3-3e9EHIU
3. Create students' own sentence by using present perfect tense.
4. Make conclusion about the lesson with student's own words.
Process
1. Read the following text in this link https://www.ef.com/wwen/english-resources/english-grammar/present-perfect .
2. Watch the video in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOwcmx2-wuM and identify the sentence which contain present perfect tense bellow!
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3. Answer questions from this website http://www.focus.olsztyn.pl/en-present-perfect-tense-exercises-with-answers.html#.XC3-3e9EHIU .
4. Create your own sentence using present perfect tense at least 3 sentences.
5. Make your own conclusion about present perfect tense in a short way.
Evaluation
Topic to score
Grammar or Sentence Structure
1. Good
Each sentence has subject and predicate (noun and verb) and makes a complete thought.
2. Average
Most sentence has subject and predicate (noun and verb) and make a couple thought.
3. Poor
Some sentence has subject and predicate (noun and verb) and make a couple thought.
Fluency or Make Sense
1. Good
Writing flows and easy to understand.
2. Average
Has few problems when write the answer and can be understood.
3. Poor
Has few problems when write the answer and hard to understand his/her writing.
Conclusion
In the end of this lesson, the student are able to:
- Understand the present perfect tense by identifying present perfect sentence.
- Create their own sentence which is contained at least 3 present perfect tense.
- Apply the use of present perfect tense in students' daily activities.