English Grammar 6th form

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English Grammar 6th form 14.01.04 English Grammar

Match the pictures and the sentences 2 3 1 4 We have made a snowman. She has fed the dog. He has drawn a picture. They have seen a lion. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Complete the sentences using: go, visit, cook, feed I … … the dinner. Tim … …the horse. Kate… … to the church. The Smiths … … New York. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Use haven’t / hasn’t Nick … played computer games yet. The Greens … travelled by train yet. The plane … arrived yet. Mary and Ann … come to school today. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Use have / has … the Browns bought a car yet ? …Pete flown to London ? … you ever seen exotic birds ? … Helen ever been to a circus ? 14.01.04 English Grammar

Fill in : made /haven’t /have /I’ve /have /cleaned. Hello,Tim !What have you done today ? I’ve fed the cat. Good. … you … the dinner ? Yes, I … . And … done the washing. Very good. Have you … the bathroom ? No, I … . I’m sorry. Never mind. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Answer the question : What has Tim done ? He has fed the cat. He has made the dinner. He has done the washing. 14.01.04 English Grammar

You are Tim. Say 5 things you have done in the house You are Tim. Say 5 things you have done in the house. In pairs, take turns to ask questions and give short answers. Have you laid the table? Yes, I have. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Say what you do every day and what you have done today. I read every day. I have read today. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Act out continuous and perfect actions with these things. I’m writing a letter. I have written a letter. do exercises sing a song eat bananas watch TV 14.01.04 English Grammar

In pairs, take turns to say what you did yesterday and what you have done today. I visited my grandparents yesterday. I have visited my grandparents today. 14.01.04 English Grammar

Put the words in the correct order. game/ invented/ new/ we/ a/ have/ computer. has/ books/ he/ lot/ read/ of/ a/ fiction. eaten/ breakfast/ have/ today/ your/ you? today/ her/ Kate/ taken/ dog/ hasn’t. 14.01.04 English Grammar