Unit 3 Online Tours课件4.pptVIP

Unit 3 Online Tours Grammar Simple past tense and Present perfect tense Ask and answer about something including Simple past tense and Present perfect tense. 1. Have you ever been to Beijing? 2. When did you go to Beijing? 3. How many times have you been to Beijing? 4. Have you ever bought a computer? 5. When and where did you buy it? 6. How many times have you used it for an online tour? Work out the rule There are some differences between the Simple past tense and the Present perfect tense. We use the Simple past tense to tell what happened in the past. Daniel went to Beijing two years ago. Daniel bought a new computer last month. Mr Wu visited Canada in 2010 and 2011. We use the Present perfect tenseto talk about an action that started in the past and continues to the present. Daniel has been to Beijing for two years. We use the Present perfect tenseto talk about the result of an action. When the action happened is not very important. It may have just happened or happened some time ago. Daniel has bought a new computer. Mr Wu has been to Canada twice. We use the Present perfect tenseto tell how many times an action has happened till now. Differences between Simple past tense and Present perfect tense. Complete Part A and Part B on page 41 and underline the different time expressions. Different time expressions between the Simple past tense and the Present perfect tense. We often use these time expressions with the Simple past tense: yesterday, the other day, last …, …ago, just now. We often use these time expressions with the Present perfect tense: already, just, recently, yet, so far, up to now, till now, for …, since…, in the past/last ten years. Complete Millie’s diary entry with the correct forms of the verbs in the box (Part D on page 42). Complete the conversation using the correct forms of the verbs in brackets (Part C on page 42). Work in pairs. Use Part C as a model. Talk about the places of interest you’ve visited be