By Jose S. Santiago M.D.. Vocabulary: Fall in Love.

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By Jose S. Santiago M.D.

Vocabulary: Fall in Love

Vocabulary: Wear a wig

Vocabulary: Give up drinking Soju

Vocabulary: Cheat on a test

Vocabulary: Converse with a famous person

Vocabulary: Win a contest

Vocabulary: Drive a stick-shift car

Vocabulary: Teach a private lesson

Vocabulary: Ride a horse

Vocabulary: Go on a diet

GRAMMAR VERBS and TENSES VERBS (action words) take different forms depending on the TENSE. When we say an action word we also indicate it’s time of occurrence – present, past, future or whether a past action is continuing into the present. Example: Basic FormPast Simple FormPast Participle Form *GOWENTGONE * Irregular Verbs

…We used Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense Sentence Pattern: Making Statements and Negation I We You They have (‘ve) have not (haven’t) have(‘ve) never played lived visited read He She It has (‘s) has not (hasn’t) has never *lost *been *flown *Irregular Verbs

Present Perfect Tense Sentence Pattern: Making Questions 1 Have I We You They played? lived? visited? read? Has He She It *lost? *been? *flown? *Irregular Verbs

Present Perfect Tense Sentence Pattern: Making Questions 2 Have I We You They Ever played? lived? visited? read? Has He She It *lost? *been? *flown? *Irregular Verbs

Exercise This is Mary, She's 40 years old. She has had an interesting life. What has she done? Mary Have Be Do Write Travel Meet All over the world Many different jobs 10 books A lot of interesting people A lot of interesting things Married 3 times Example : She has had many different jobs.