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Group 2 English Presentation - Unit 3

Group #2's presentation focused on the present perfect tense and included examples of its use with "ever", "never", and time expressions like "three times". The group discussed using the present perfect for experiences in general and the past simple for completed past actions. They provided examples of correcting mistakes between the simple past and present perfect tenses. The presentation also covered using "just", "already", and "yet" with the present perfect and included matching, fill-in-the-blank, and reordering exercises related to these uses of the present perfect.

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Group 2 English Presentation - Unit 3

Group #2's presentation focused on the present perfect tense and included examples of its use with "ever", "never", and time expressions like "three times". The group discussed using the present perfect for experiences in general and the past simple for completed past actions. They provided examples of correcting mistakes between the simple past and present perfect tenses. The presentation also covered using "just", "already", and "yet" with the present perfect and included matching, fill-in-the-blank, and reordering exercises related to these uses of the present perfect.

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Group #2

Jhon Acurio
Anderson Calero
Daniel Pulluquitin
Evelyn Punina
Ángela Toca
Jonathan Vélez
Present perfect or past simple
Present perfect
Examples:
-I have run six marathons for charity.
-I’ve never visited Japan.
-Have you ever been there?
I have been there three times.

We often use ever and never with present perfect to talk about our whole life experience.

We can also use once/twice/three times etc. at the end of a sentence to say how many times
we have had an experience.

We use present perfect for experiences in general.


Past Simple positive, negative, questions.
We use the simple past when we refer to an action that we
have already done in the past.

Structure:

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Time expressions point to an action that was already in the
past and indicate the time in which the action was performed.

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Correct the mistakes
Simple past – Present perfect

1) Liz and Jona has drunk since the morning.

2) Danna did worked in the museum the las week.

3) Have you study English for 4 hours?

4) Anne travel to Paris the last vacations.

5) I lost my cat since 2021. My cat has found a new family for 1 year.
Present perfect with just, already, and
yet.
JUST

We use the present perfect with just in positive statements to say that
something happened a very short time ago.

Examples:

Hi, can I call you back in five minutes? I’ve just got home.

Has she just left? No, she went a few hours ago.
ALREADY
In present perfect with already in positive statements shows that something is
complete, often before we expected.
Example:
-Do you want to come to the supermarket?
No, thanks. I’ve already done my shopping.

We also use already in present perfect questions to show surprise:


Have you already done all your work?
YET
We use present perfect with yet:
 In a negative statement to show that something is not complete.
 In a question to ask if something is complete.

Examples:
 I’m leaving. Have you finished yet?
 Can you wait five minutes? I Haven’t printed my report yet.
COMPLETE THE RULE WITH JUST, ALREADY
AND YET.

• Use ____________ to say something is complete,


often earlier than we expected.

• Use ____________ to say something happened a short


time ago.

• Use not + ____________ to say something is not


complete.
MATCH THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
1. Would you like some food? a. Yes, I’ve just spoken to him.

2. Did you like the movie? b. I’ve already emailed him.

3. Has David called yet? c. She’s just gone out. She’ll be back
soon.
4. Where’s Anna?
d. I’m afraid. I haven’t read yet.
5. Would you like to go for a walk?
e. No, thanks. I’ve already been out.
6. Can you email Peter about the
meeting? f. We haven’t seen it yet.

7. Have you written your essay yet? g. No, thanks. I’ve already had lunch.

8. What did you think of the report? h. Not yet. I’ve just finished the
PUT THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE SENTENCES OR QUESTIONS.

1. they / have / us / yet? / paid

2. already / I’ve / money / all / spent / my

3. arrived /our visitors / have / just

4. shops / I / yet / haven’t / to / the / been

5. raining / just/ started / it / has

6. he / yet? / any / has / money / saved


TALKING TO PEOPLE IN SHOPS
Useful phrases a shop assistant says

“Can/May I help you?”


“Are you looking for anything in particular?”
“Do you need any help at all?”
“We don’t have any of these left in stock.”
( = There is no more of something.)

Useful phrases a customer says

“I’m looking for …”


“I’d like to buy…”
Indicating a piece of clothing
“Do you have this in …”
– medium / large / small / extra large / XL
– blue / black / beige (other colors etc.)
Talking about the price
Questions For Buyers
Phrases For Buyers
•How much?
•What’s your best price? • I’m sorry but you’ll have to do better
•How far can you come down in price to than that.
• I’m on a tight budget so I’m looking
meet me?
•What will your cash price be? for your best price.
•Can you work with me on this? • That’s too expensive.
•Do you have any flexibility on the • I’m not made of money.
• What! That’s ridiculous.
price?
•What’s your friends and family rate? • You’ve got to be joking!
•How much will you reduce the price if I
pay cash?
Trying something on

When you go clothes shopping, you probably


want to try something on before you buy it so
you know it’s the right size or that it looks
good on you!

“I’d like to try this on please. Where are the


changing rooms?”
“Can I try this on?”

Paying

“Where I can pay?”


“The cash tills are over there.”
USEFUL LANGUAGE (Paying at the till)
put your receipt enter your

you like next, please

 Complete the questions with the words in the box.


1. Who’s ………… ………..?
2. How would ………… ………. to pay?
3. Can you …………. ………… card in, please?
4. Can you ………….. …………. PIN, please?
5. Here’s your………….. .
LET’S PLAY!

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