Search Results for: Present Perfect

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Present perfect and Present perfect continuous

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Upper- intermediate level

In this lesson students will compare present perfect vs Present perfect continuous.

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Present Perfect - Present Perfect Progressive

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Intermidiate level

In this lesson, students will focus on the difference between Present Perfect <b>Simple</b> and Present Perfect Continuous tenses. Students will read about a success story from Ellon Musk for some light gist reading. Afterward, they will test their knowledge about Present Perfect <b>Simple</b> and Present Perfect Continuous by working in pairs/small groups. As a class, we'd work on meaning, form, and pronunciation. They'd have to work on completing sentences with the correct form and then the...

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Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous

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Intermediate (b1) level

In this lesson students will focus on difference between Present Perfect <b>Simple</b> and Present Perfect Continuous tenses. Students will work on the text that they studied on in the previous class. After that they will test their knowledge about Present Perfect <b>Simple</b> and Present Perfect Continuous. They will finish the class with a writing practice that they haven't had for a long time.

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Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous

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Intermediate (b1) level

In this lesson students will focus on difference between Present Perfect <b>Simple</b> and Present Perfect Continuous tenses. Students will work on the text that they studied on in the previous class. After that they will test their knowledge about Present Perfect <b>Simple</b> and Present Perfect Continuous. They will finish the class with a writing practice that they haven't had for a long time.

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Present perfect/ perfect continuous

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Upper-inter level

In this lesson, the students are going to encounter two different types of present tense, Present perfect and present perfect continuous. In the lesson the teacher is going to explain the structures for the tense, how it is used, the timeline and some exercises at the end to make sure all the students get the points out of the lesson.

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Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous WR SP Practice

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Intermediate level level

Students will practice the Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous through speaking and writing activities. I will start the class with a time line activity to introduce the topic followed by one brief presentation, and finish the class with a writing task. After each stage there will be some sort of questions asked to make sure students understood the grammar and to give them more time to practice their English .

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TP 5b

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B2 level

In this lesson, students will practice using the present perfect and the present perfect continuous . they will learn how they are formed . When we use them and what is the difference between present perfect and the present perfect continuous . Students will be given many activities about both verbs . These activities include , scanning the previous reading text, arranging adverbs of time for present perfect and <b>simple</b> <b>past</b>, filling gaps with the correct form of these verb.

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Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, students will be introduced to the difference between present perfect continuous and present perfect <b>simple</b> through different activities in the context of their reading and listening exercises about relationships.After the exposure stage, providing context for the TL,they will start by doing a matching exercise, followed by a short explanation/clarification by the TA of the differences in the construction and use of these two tenses. They will review and think about the...

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Relationships

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Intermediate level

This lesson, students will practice using the present perfect and the present perfect continuous. They will learn how they are formed. When we use them and what is the difference between present perfect and the present perfect continuous. Students will be given many activities about both verbs. These activities include, scanning the previous reading text. Students will work on the text that they studied on in the previous class.

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Present Perfect

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Elementary level

In this lesson students learn about present perfect grammar. The lesson is designed according to PPP format and it starts with a lead-in part then exposure, presentation, practice and finally production which is speaking part as follows.
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