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Present Perfect Verbs
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DEFINITION: The Present Perfect Verb (PPV) is composed of two elements:
The PPV is used to indicate a link between the present and the past. It is used to describe:
(ANOTHER DEFINITION)
Fun Fact: "There are about 189 irregular verbs in the English language."
This activity is based upon the Ramone's song, Have you ever seen the rain?
T/F Betting
Students create three sentences using Present Perfect Verbs, one of which is false. Classmates win bets if they guess the one that is false.
Tic-Tac Bingo
Students practice listening to present perfect sentences while playing bingo according to questions the ALT/JTE ask.
Who Is It
This is a guess who-it-is game to practise present perfect verbs.
You Decide T/F
The ALT reads four sentences and the students have to decide which sentence is false. In groups the students write their own sentences with one student writing a false sentence. The other students have to find the liar.
Worksheets w/out Explanations
P.P. Bingo
P.P. Comics
Have You Ever Played Bingo
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