This is Present Perfect:
She's singing a Lady Gaga song now.
We've been to London many times.
He ate my apple!
Tommy never goes to the dentist.
When do we use the present perfect?
When something started in the past and continues now or is r
When it is a fact, always, never, usually so
When something is going on now
When something happened yesterday
We use the Past Simple to talk about...
a completed action in a time before now
an action that started at some time in the past and is still continuing now
an action happening at the time of speaking
Past Simple
He swam yesterday.
He had swum.
He was swimming yesterday.
He has swum today.
The Simple Present describes...
What I’m watching on TV
routines and facts.
what is happening now.
How long I have lived somewhere
When do you use the present continuous?
When something will happen in the future
When something happened in the past
When something happens regularly
When something is happening at the moment
Choose a correct question in present perfect continuous
Were you ate breakfast today?
Have you been eating breakfast today?
Have you eaten breakfast today?
You ought to know. = You should know.
False
True
We don't have to fight.
No obligation
Obligation
Questions about obligation
No obligation
don't have to
mustn't
couldn't
can't
We use must or have to for obligation
False
True
Which modal verb expresses prohibition?
shouldn't
can't
must
don't have to
Complete the sentence with the appropriate modal verbs.
could
may
can’t
must
Complete the sentence with the appropriate modal verbs.
should not
should
must
must not
