Present Perfect Tense подготовила учитель английского языка МОУ «СОШ №4» г. Южноуральска Челябинской области УсановаЛ.О.

Present Perfect Tense Past PresentFuture already recently yet this year just today lately ever never - когда действие совершено в прошлом, а результат можно наблюдать в настоящем, - kогда действие совершено только что.

Present Perfect Tense + to have V 3 I have sent. We have sent. You have sent. You have sent. He (she, it) has sent. They have sent.

I haven’t sent. We haven’t sent. You haven’t sent. You haven’t sent. He (she, it) hasn’t sent. They haven’t sent. Present Perfect Tense _ have not V 3

Present Perfect Tense ? Have you V 3 ? Have I sent ? Have we sent ? Have you sent ? Have you sent ? Has (she, it) he sent? Have they sent ?

Группа PERFECT Время PERFECT надо знать и глагол TO HAVE спрягать. Основной глагол бери,в третью форму возводи. Если правильный глагол окончание ED, а неправильный глагол- ты в таблицу посмотри. worked played skated stopped smiled wanted walked lived painted looked studied collected talked tried needed [ t ] [ d ] [ id ] regular and irregular verbs

Кенгуренку кенгуру говорила поутру: «Надо быстренько вставать и глаголы повторять». to write to eat to speak to break to come to become to run to swim to know to throw to blow to fly to sing to ring to hide to bite to send to spend to sleep to sweep to tell to sell to teach to catch to fight to think to buy to bring to cut to shut to cost to lose

I have done, I have done my work today. I have read my book today And now it’s time to play. Read the poem, find the verbs and explain. Translate. Answer the questions: Has he done his work? Has he played football? Has he read a letter? Has he read his book?

He has been to the Zoo, He has seen a kangaroo, He has eaten a cake – He is feeling great ! Read the poem, find the verbs and explain. Answer the questions: Where has he been? What has he seen? What has he eaten? Why is he feeling great?

Read the poem, find the verbs and explain. Translate. Have you been to the Zoo? Have you seen a kangaroo? Have you eaten a cake? Are you feeling great? Answer the questions and recite the poem.

She have broken her cup – She can’t drink tea. He has break his TV set – He can’t watch TV. Read the poem, find the mistakes and correct :

I have met my friend – I am so glad. Why is he glad ? He is glad. He … …. Read and answer the questions.

I have cleaned my flat – I am so glad. Why is she glad ? She is glad. She … ….

I have bought a new hat – I am so glad. Why is she glad ? She is glad. She … … ….

I have washed my cat – I am so glad. Why is she glad ? She is glad. She … … ….

I have lost my glasses – I can’t go to classes. I have lost my bag – I am so sad. Why can’t he go to classes? Why is he sad? Read and answer the questions.

I have lost my sock – I can’t go for a walk. I have lost my way – What a terrible day. Why can’t he go for a walk? Why is the day terrible?

- I am bored today. - Well, read a book. - I’ve already ……. it. - Have a shower. - I’ve already ……… it. - Eat a cake. - I’ve already ………. it. - Write a letter. - I’ve already …….. it. - Drink some juice. - I’ve already ……… it. - Sing a song. - I’ve already ……… it. Fill in the gaps, work in pairs:

his He has homework done, has about read New York He, his has He cleaned flat, has his He cat fed. Make up the sentences and read the poem:

Look and say what has happened. Use the verb: She has bought new glasses. to buy glasses

Look and say what has happened. The bird has brought a child. to bring a child

Look and say what has happened. He has eaten cookies. to eat cookies

Look and say what has happened. They have decorated the New year tree. to decorate the tree

Look and say what has happened. He has fished. to fish

Look and say what has happened. She has put on all her clothes. to put on clothes

16-year-old Aaron Studham, from the USA has just entered the new edition of the Guinness Book of World Records. He has the 'highest hair' in the world. His hairdo is 53 cm high! It’s interesting to know. Why has he entered the new edition of the Guinness Book?

As you have made your bed, so you must lie on it. – Что посеешь, то и пожнешь. Read and guess the meaning of the proverb:

Thank you !

Look and say what has happened. He has climbed the tree. to climb the tree

Look and say what has happened. The man has fallen. to fall

Look and say what has happened. The man has lost his glasses. to lose glasses

Look and say what has happened. She has washed her clothes. to wash clothes

Look and say what has happened. The wind has blown the hat. to blow

to write to eat to speak to break to come to become to run to swim to know to throw to blow to fly Кенгуренку кенгуру говорила поутру: «Надо быстренько вставать и глаголы повторять». – wrote – written – ate - eaten – spoke – spoken – broke – broken – came – come – became – become – ran – run – swam – swum – knew – known – threw – thrown – blew – blown – flew - flown

to sing to ring to hide to bite to send to spend to sleep to help to tell to sell to teach to catch – sang – sung – rang – rung – hid – hidden – bit – bitten - sent – sent –spent – spent – slept – helped – told – sold – taught – caught - caught

to fight to think to buy to bring to cut to shut to cost to lose – fought – thought – bought – brought – cut – shut – cost – lost - lost

I’ve lost my book – I can’t read it. I’ve dropped my plate – I can’t eat. I’m unlucky today, indeed. Why can’t he read? Why can’t he eat?

What man has done man can do. Что люди смогли, то и я смогу. Не боги горшки обжигают.

- Dear Patty-Patty-Pat, Why are you so sad? - Because I’ve lost my cat. - Poor Patty-Patty-Pat! - Dear Patty-Patty-Pat, Why are you so glad? - Because I’ve found my cat. - Lucky Patty-Patty-Pat!

The boy has lost a toy. The girl has lost a hat. The dog has lost a sock. The cat has lost a rat.

The mouse has found a house. The fox has found a box. The hen has found a pen. The queen has found a bean.

The cat has slept in a hat. The parrot has eaten a carrot. The frog has found a log. The dog has brought a sock.

I have broken my cup – I can’t drink tea. I have broken my TV set – I can’t watch TV. Why can’t she drink tea? Why can’t he watch TV?