牛津深圳版《Unit5 Educational exchanges Grammar 》课件（推荐）.pptVIP

;A The present perfect tense ;I/You/We/ They;He/ She/It;Work out the rule We form the present perfect tense with _________or __________+past participle of the main verb.;Things to remember;The past participle of a regular verb is usually the same as its past tense. You can find the past participles of some irregular verbs on pages 141 and 142. 规那么动词的过去分词和过去式一样 不规那么的动词过去分词见P141和P142. arrive-arrived –arrived go –went --gone; Eric has been in Beijing for a week. Complete his email to his mother with the present perfect tense of the verbs in brackets. To: Mum From: Eric; They’re really friendly. My host brother Wei and I (2)_____________(play) a lot of football at a park near his home. We both enjoy football very much. Mrs. Li, my host mother, (3)____________(cook) me delicious Chinese food. ;I (4)______________(study) Chinese with my British classmates. We (5) ____________(see) some places of interest in Beijing too. However, I (6)_______________(not, visit) the Great Wall yet, and I (7)_____________ (not, do )any shopping either. I will do these things next week. Love, Eric;B The present perfect tense with already, yet, ever and never We can use already , yet, ever and never with the present perfect tense.;Sarah has already seen many places of interest in Beijing. Have you seen the Great Wall yet? No, I have not seen the Great Wall yet. Have you ever visited the Summer Palace? No, I have never visited the Summer Palace. ;Work out the rule We can use the adverbs already, ever and never(before/after)have /has and (before /after) the main verb. We often use yet at the (beginning /end)of a question or a negative sentence.; 我们可以把already , ever and never 放在have,has 或者实义动词前或者后面。 把 yet放在疑问句或者否认句中，置于句子的结尾。; Sarah wants to know whether the students from Beijing have visited any places in London before. Ask and answer questions in pairs. Follow the example.;S1: Has Alice ever seen big Ben? S2: No, she hasn’t . She’s never seen Big Ben. S1: Has she ever visi