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Attendance
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Optional RW for 1 point
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IF TIME Continue dialogue “Making Home
Improvements”
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IF TIME Continue present perfect verb tense
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Optional replacement quiz and/or test
Test – 55m
Quiz- 25m
If you are going to do the quiz and/or the
test, you will have lots of time.
If you’re not, you can go.
Friday-final day
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Return everything
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Final “Self-Assessment Reflection”
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One-on-one meetings
I will be creating final marks and comments.
I’ll be working. You all can chill, have a few snacks if you
want, a dance party, etc.
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Quiz 5
Write a sentence with an adjective clause for each.
Pass in by 1:00.
1. people live
The people who live in my building are very friendly.
2. business open
The business that Sarah owns is open 9-5.
3. city ocean
Vancouver is a city that/which is next to the Pacific
Ocean.
4. moment remember
I will always remember the moment that we met.
5. door open
Mei opened that door that was stuck/locked.
6. idea like
I like that idea that you mentioned.
Optional RW for 1 point.
Present Perfect Tense
Exercises
Add a verb with a present perfect tense to each of these
sentences:
1.
I have done/have finished/have completed/have
reviewed/have checked my homework.
John has done
Anuri has finished his
igloo.
2.
She has finished/has started/has planned her
trip already.
3.
They have lived/have been/been resided in
this city for ten years.
4.
He has eaten/ hasn’t eaten/ has tried/ has not
tired/ has never tried/has made/has rolled has cooked? sushi before.
5.
We have visited that museum several
times.
6.
I have been/have enjoyed reading books my
whole life.
7.
Doris has kept/has loved/has raised/has had/has
cared for/has looked after/has hated cats her whole life.
8.
Thi has worked/ has shopped/has not been at
the store since July.
Thi has not been to the
store since July.
Thi has quit her job at
the store.
Thi has not worked at
the store since July.
9.
She has not spoken to him since the
argument
She has been cold
to him since the argument.
She has given the cold
shoulder to him since the argument.
IDIOM the cold
shoulder-
the silent
treatment- not talking
She has cried to him since
the argument.
10.
I have lost my keys again I have lost
my keys again.
I have given
him my keys again.
11.
Have you ever been to Paris?
Have you ever travelled
to Paris?
Have you ever visited
Paris?
I have been to Paris twice.
I have never been there.
12.
He has broken his leg three times in his
life.
13.
We have known/have loved/haven’t seen
each other since childhood.
We haven’t understood
each other since childhood.
We haven’t
seen eye to eye since childhood.
IDIOM see eye to
eye – understand each other
14.
They have lived in that old apartment for
six months.
They have been living
in that old apartment for six months.
present perfect
progressive
15.
I have
forgotten/have called her name already.
16.
The little girl has had a fever since yesterday.
past perfect had
had The little girl had had a fever since yesterday.
*English speakers rarely use past perfect.
We usually subsisute simple past.
The little girl had had
a fever since yesterday.
She had spoken spoke to her
teacher yesterday.
Choose the one you like:
I have lost my key.
I lost my key.
17.
We haven’t decided/have decided where to
go for vacation.
18.
He has read/has bought/has seen/has borrowed
that book twice already.
He read/bought/saw/borrowed
that book twice already. SIMPLE PAST
EASIER
19.
The weather has been unusually warm
lately.
Present Perfect Tense
Exercises
Add a verb with a present
perfect tense to each of these sentences:
1. I
have done/have finished/have completed/have reviewed/have checked my
homework.
John has done
Anuri has finished his igloo.
2. She
has finished/has started/has planned her trip already.
3. They
have lived/have been/been resided in this city for ten years.
4. He
has eaten/ hasn’t eaten/ has tried/ has not tired/ has never tried/has made/has
rolled has cooked? sushi before.
5. We
have visited that museum several times.
6. I
have been/have enjoyed reading books my whole life.
7. Doris
has kept/has loved/has raised/has had/has cared for/has looked after/has
hated cats her whole life.
8. Thi
has worked/ has shopped/has not been at the store since July.
Thi has not been to the store since July.
Thi has quit her job at the store.
Thi has not worked at the store since July.
9. She
has not spoken to him since the argument
She has been cold to him since the
argument.
She has given the cold shoulder to him since the
argument.
IDIOM the cold shoulder-
the silent treatment- not talking
She
has cried to him since the argument.
10.
I have lost my keys again I have lost
my keys again.
I have given him my keys again.
11.
Have you ever been to Paris?
Have you ever travelled to Paris?
Have you ever visited Paris?
I have been to Paris twice.
I have never been there.
12.
He has broken his leg three times in his
life.
13.
We have known/have loved/haven’t seen
each other since childhood.
We haven’t understood each other
since childhood.
We haven’t seen eye to eye since
childhood.
IDIOM see eye to eye – understand each other
14.
They have lived in that old apartment for
six months.
They have been living in that old apartment for six
months.
present perfect progressive
15.
I have
forgotten/have called her name already.
16.
The little girl has had a fever since yesterday.
past perfect had had The little girl had had a fever since yesterday.
*English
speakers rarely use past perfect. We usually subsisute simple past.
The little girl had had a fever since
yesterday.
She had
spoken spoke to her teacher yesterday.
Choose
the one you like:
I
have lost my key.
I
lost my key.
17.
We haven’t decided/have decided where to
go for vacation.
18.
He has read/has bought/has seen/has borrowed
that book twice already.
He read/bought/saw/borrowed that book
twice already. SIMPLE PAST EASIER
19.
The weather has been unusually warm
lately.
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