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Mastering the Present Perfect Tense in English: Exercises and Examples, Ejercicios de Idioma Inglés

guia de ingles del presente perfecto

Tipo: Ejercicios

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GESTIÓN ACADÉMICA
TALLER-EVALUACIÓN
“Excelencia a su alcance”
CODIGO: 03-GA
VERSION: 05
FECHA: 18/03/2018
UNIT 2 Present Perfect
Grammar: Present perfect statements
WORKSHEET____EVALUATION___
Achievement:
Present perfect/Show interest
TEACHER:
Unit: 2
Institution:
NAME:
Level: A.2
DATE:
Topic :
I’ve been in Asia
You’ve done a lot of things
We’ve had a lot of opportunities
They’ve worked in Cali
He’s spent his salary
I haven’t been in Madrid
You haven’t gone hiking
We haven’t saved enough money
They haven’t traveled in North America
He hasn’t written good essays
Video Saved by the Radio Star
A homeless man who has lived on the streets of Cleveland, USA for years, has shot to fame,
after a clip of his mellifluous radio voice went viral on the Internet. Ted Williams was filmed
by a local cameraman, holding a cardboard sign that read: “I’m an ex-radio announcer who
has fallen on hard times”. Williams is seen in the video asking for money in exchange for a
quick blast of his “God-given voice”. Now that the video has had millions of hits on YouTube,
Williams, has become an overnight sensation.
He has spent today appearing on talk shows across America, sporting a new haircut and a
smarter appearance than on the clip that made him famous.
Since his story broke, he has received numerous job offers from big broadcasting names
including ESPN, MTV, ABC, CBS and CNN and The Cleveland Cavaliers.
Williams has been on the streets for years and has struggled with drug and alcohol addiction
for years.
The story of the “homeless man with the golden pipes” has lifted the spirits of a recession-hit
nation in the week that it has returned to work after the Christmas holidays. However, the
instant hero has attracted so much attention that reporters have started digging into his
background and they have discovered that Williams has struggled with drug and alcohol
addiction for years and has pressed the self-destruct button previously in his life. Asked if the
media storm around him may cause him to relapse into addiction, he said, “I’m going to
meetings and I have called my sponsor.
Accusations have also surfaced that Williams acted as a pimp during his years on the streets.
In response, Williams said, “Don’t judge a book by its cover – everyone has their own little
story. I’m just so thankful. God has blessed me deeply. I’m getting a second chance. Amazing.”
What a
great story!
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GESTIÓN ACADÉMICA TALLER-EVALUACIÓN “Excelencia a su alcance” VERSION: 05 FECHA: 18/03/

UNIT 2 – Present Perfect

Grammar: Present perfect statements

Use the present perfect for events at an indefinite time before now WORKSHEET____EVALUATION___ Achievement: Present perfect/Show interest TEACHER: Unit: 2 Institution: NAME: Level: A.2 DATE: Topic : I’ ve been in Asia You’ ve done a lot of things We’ ve had a lot of opportunities They’ ve worked in Cali He’ s spent his salary I haven’t been in Madrid You haven’t gone hiking We haven’t saved enough money They haven’t traveled in North America He hasn’t written good essays

Video Saved by the Radio Star

A homeless man who has lived on the streets of Cleveland, USA for years, has shot to fame, after a clip of his mellifluous radio voice went viral on the Internet. Ted Williams was filmed by a local cameraman, holding a cardboard sign that read: “I’m an ex-radio announcer who has fallen on hard times”. Williams is seen in the video asking for money in exchange for a quick blast of his “God-given voice”. Now that the video has had millions of hits on YouTube, Williams, has become an overnight sensation. He has spent today appearing on talk shows across America, sporting a new haircut and a smarter appearance than on the clip that made him famous. Since his story broke, he has received numerous job offers from big broadcasting names including ESPN, MTV, ABC, CBS and CNN and The Cleveland Cavaliers. Williams has been on the streets for years and has struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for years. The story of the “homeless man with the golden pipes” has lifted the spirits of a recession-hit nation in the week that it has returned to work after the Christmas holidays. However, the instant hero has attracted so much attention that reporters have started digging into his background and they have discovered that Williams has struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for years and has pressed the self-destruct button previously in his life. Asked if the media storm around him may cause him to relapse into addiction, he said, “I’m going to meetings and I have called my sponsor.” Accusations have also surfaced that Williams acted as a pimp during his years on the streets. In response, Williams said, “Don’t judge a book by its cover – everyone has their own little story. I’m just so thankful. God has blessed me deeply. I’m getting a second chance. Amazing.” What a great story!

GESTIÓN ACADÉMICA TALLER-EVALUACIÓN “Excelencia a su alcance” VERSION: 05 FECHA: 18/03/ Affirmative Negative Interrogative You have spent all my money He has eaten fruits for two months They’ve bought cars since 2012 You haven’t spent all my money He hasn’t eaten fruits in two months They’ve not bought cars since 2012 Have you spent all my money? Has he eaten fruits for two months? Have they bought cars since 2012? Using frequency in Present PerfectI’ve always wanted to backpack across South America.I’ve always wanted to go to Machu Pichu.I’ve always wanted to see the Patagonia. Complete the conversations with the present perfect.

1. A : I ____________________________ (always/want) to try rock climbing. B : Really? Not me. I ___________________ (never/want) to do it. I _________________ (always/be) afraid of heights. 2. A: I ____________ (not see) the Old Trafford. I really want to go there someday. B: Me too. My friend ________________ (be) there. He had an amazing time. 3. A: I __________________(go) surfing three or four times. It’s exciting. B: Yeah? I__________________(not try) it before. I __________________ (never do) any water sports. Speaking: What are your secret dreams? Talk about these things. Why haven’t you done them? What has stopped you?

1. Something you’ve always wanted to buy

2. A place that you’ve never been to but would like to visit.

3. Something you’ve always wanted to learn how to do

4. Something else you’ve always wanted to do.

5. Someone you’ve always wanted to meet.

The present perfect is often used with these frequency expressions I’ve always wanted to study Italian We’ve gone sailing twice She’s never tried before Notice how people use “been” and “gone” to talk about travel destination I’ ve been to Paris (I went and came back) She’ s gone to Paris (She’s still in Paris)

GESTIÓN ACADÉMICA TALLER-EVALUACIÓN “Excelencia a su alcance” VERSION: 05 FECHA: 18/03/ Just, yet, still, already

Make questions to the following sentences

1 -___________________________________? 4 -___________________________________?

She has traveled to New York. They have been playing football. 2 -___________________________________? 5 -___________________________________? I have worked for 9 hours today. My mother has been watching T.V 3 -___________________________________? 6 -___________________________________? We have eaten at Richar´s restaurant. I have been practicing karate on Saturdays. Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous Finished Actions. The Kids have played for hours. Unfinished Actions. The kids have been playing since morning. Permanent Actions. I have taught English for 12 years. Temporary Actions. I have been teaching. Emphasis on the result of the action. He has repaired the car. Emphasis on the duration of the action. He has been repairing the car for two hours. Indicate how much/many have been completed. It has taken six years to write this book. Indicate how long something has been happening. I have been studying for two months. Have you seen Avengers Endgame? Yes, I’ve already seen it. No, I haven’t seen it yet / No, not yet. No, I still haven’t seen it Yes, I’ve just seen it I recently saw Game of Thrones. Have you seen it? Yeah, I’ve __________ seen it. Yes, I _______ bought it. Actually, I haven’t seen that series________ either. You know, I haven’t seen that episode_______. Benjamin’s new job Marcus travels to Los Angeles a lot for work. In fact, he has been traveling to Los Angeles once a month for over a year. Every time he travels to Los Angeles, he stays at the same hotel. He likes the service at this hotel. He has been staying at this hotel at least 5 days every month for over a year. Marcus's favorite employee at the hotel is Benjamin. Benjamin has been working at this hotel for 2 years. He usually works as a bellhop, but lately he has been training for a new job. For the past 2 weeks, Benjamin has been training to become the assistant manager of the hotel. Marcus is proud of Benjamin because he knows Benjamin has been working hard the last 2 years.