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    Grammar: Vocabulary

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    This document provides information about using the present perfect tense in English to talk about experiences in the past, either with specific times or in general. It includes examples of asking and answering questions using the present perfect, distinguishing between the past participles "been" and "gone", and providing sentences for students to practice filling in using various verbs in the present perfect form. It also includes speaking exercises for students to discuss their experiences and things they have and haven't done in their lives.

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    This document provides information about using the present perfect tense in English to talk about experiences in the past, either with specific times or in general. It includes examples of asking and answering questions using the present perfect, distinguishing between the past participles "been" and "gone", and providing sentences for students to practice filling in using various verbs in the present perfect form. It also includes speaking exercises for students to discuss their experiences and things they have and haven't done in their lives.

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    GRAMMAR VOCABUlARY

    Preoositions of movement
    affirmative ) He I She has be en to Red Squar~ 10 66 Complete the conversations
    j with these
    negative I We haven't walked n a deserto prepositions. Then listen and check.
    q~sti~Have you ever visited the
    - - across into over through to
    Pyramids?
    - '--_

    We use the present perfect to talk about the past


    with ever or never, or when the time is not specific.
    Have you ever been to the Galapagos Islands?
    No, never. J've been ro Ecuador but I heven't been
    to che Galapagos Islands.

    Q) PAGE 141

    6 Ask and answer present perfect questions


    about the places in 3.
    'Have you ever been to Niagara Falls?'
    'Yes, I have. I No, I haven't. I No, never.'
    Oh, I've had lots of adventures. I've been
    7 Read ihe information about been and gone
    Vtadivostok many times, and I've kayaked
    and answer the questions below.
    the Atlantic and I've walked 3 the Amazon
    PAST PARTICIPLES, BEEN ANO GONE
    The past participle of regular verbs is the rainforest and I've dived ~- seas full of
    same
    as the past tense Be careful with been I It is the sharks and I've danced the tango in Argentina
    past participle of be and go Gone is also the and I've ...
    past participle of go.

    f1 Sid's been to Paris. 12Sids gon-;to

    Paris.
    Q) PAG[ 142

    1 What is the diHerence between been and


    gone?
    2 Where is Sid now in each sentence above?

    8 Complete the sentences with the present


    perfect of the verbs in brackets.

    2 ... and I've flown ~- the EiHelTower in a


    hellcopter and ... Oh! They've fallen asleep!
    9 Write sentences about the things in 8 that you
    have and haven't done.
    I V\a.vwt ~ :r~s e~ In o. re~auro.nt.

    1 I (see) the Northern Ughts.


    2 She (not go) to the Sahara Desert.
    3 He (go) 'up in a hot-air balloon.
    4 We (have) frogs' legs in a
    restaurant.
    5 They (fly) in a helicopter.
    6 I (not do) a bungee jump.
    7 You (run) a marathon.
    8 He (not sleep) on a boat.
    11 Take turns to be the boring man in 10. Use
    the ideas on thls page or invent new
    adventures.

    SPEAKING
    12 In groups of three, you have three minutes
    to find three things for each section below.
    1 Which things in this lesson haven't you done?
    ust
    three things you all have in cornmon.
    2 What interesting thmgs have you seen or done?
    What places have you been to? Make a list
    of three things you have all done,
    3 Are there things you've always wanted to do?
    Make a list of three th'nqs and number them
    in order of preíerence,

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