Activity #3

Present perfect

Daniela Maury Marquez

6 de marzo de 2020

Corporación universitaria Minuto de Dios

Psicología V semestre

Ingles I

Tutora: Isabel María Gómez

 Activity #3

Present perfect

AFFIRMATIVE FORM

1. They have seen the mountain twice

2. She has seen the baby on the bed

3. You have come to the hospital twice

4. He has come to the discotic in the night

5. She has abode the dream before

6. I have abode my dog many times

7. I have eaten rice before

8. She has eaten pizza several times

9. She has built a little toy

10. I have built many houses

11. She has forgotten to father before

12. You have forgotten the book twice

13. He has cut the paper several times

14. I have cut the cake in the party

15. You have bought a red blouse once

16. She has bought shoes twice

17. He has driven a bicy several times

18. You have driven to Cartagena three times

19. I have brought man chair of the party

20. He has brought the dirty pants three times

21. She has arisen to succeed

22. I have arisen to succeed

23. He has given money before

24. I have given foot the cat after

25. I have drunk coffee in the clinic

26. She has drunk a coffee

27. She has chosen the coffee twice

28. I have chosen you always

29. She has taken the bus several times

30. You have taken the train once

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

1. They haven’t seen the mountain twice

2. She hasn’t seen the baby on the bed

3. You haven’t come to the hospital twice

4. He hasn’t come to the discotic in the night

5. She hasn’t abode the dream before

6. I haven’t abode my dog many times

7. I haven’t eaten rice before

8. She hasn’t eaten pizza several times

9. She hasn’t built a little toy

10. I haven’t built many houses

11. She hasn’t forgotten to father before

12. You haven’t forgotten the book twice

13. He hasn’t cut the paper several times

14. I haven’t cut the cake in the party

15. You haven’t bought a red blouse once

16. She hasn’t bought shoes twice

17. He hasn’t driven a bicy several times

18. You haven’t driven to Cartagena three times

19. I haven’t brought man chair of the party

20. He hasn’t brought the dirty pants three times

21. She hasn’t arisen to succeed

22. I haven’t arisen to succeed

23. He hasn’t given money before

24. I haven’t given foot the cat after

25. I haven’t drunk coffee in the clinic

26. She hasn’t drunk a coffee

27. She hasn’t chosen the coffee twice

28. I haven’t chosen you always

29. She hasn’t taken the bus several times

30. You haven’t taken the train once

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

1. Have they seen the mountain twice?

2. Has she seen the baby on the bed?

3. Have you come to the hospital twice?

4. Has he come to the discotic in the night?

5. Has she abode the dream before?

6. Have I abode my dog many times?

7. Have I eaten rice before?

8. Has she eaten pizza several times?

9. Has she built a little toy?

10. Have I built many houses?

11. Has she forgotten to father before?

12. Have you forgotten the book twice?

13. Has he cut the paper several times?

14. Have I cut the cake in the party?

15. Have you bought a red blouse once?

16. Has she bought shoes twice?

17. Has he driven a bicy several times?

18. Have you driven to Cartagena three times?

19. Have I brought man chair of the party?

20. Has he brought the dirty pants three times?

21. Has she arisen to succeed?

22. Have I arisen to succeed?

23. Has he given money before?

24. Have I given foot the cat after?

25. Have I drunk coffee in the clinic?

 26. Has she drunk a coffee?

27. Has she chosen the coffee twice?

28. Have I chosen you always?

29. Has she taken the bus several times?

30. Have you taken the train once?

b. Read the article and identify:

1. Sentences in simple present tense

2. Sentences in simple past tense

3. Sentences in present perfect.

1. SENTENCES IN SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

12 years of life in Spain.

21 years old, actually.

She loves to talk, and we talked about travelling.

Everybody has difficult times.

or your girlfriend leaves you for someone else, or your landlord threatens to kick

you.

Out of the house.

The important thing is what you do next.

Do you complain? Or do you take action to make tomorrow even better?

And soon I hope to start travelling “around the world” in a serious way.

2. SENTENCES IN SIMPLE PAST TENSE

I first came on vacation with my dad, in August 2004.

We were in France for a week and Spain for a week.

At the end of August, we were in Granada, and I met a girl.

She wasn’t Spanish, but she lived in Madrid.

She was an Erasmus student.

And I was very young.

I went back to Arizona, but suddenly my life wasn’t working out.

Soon I found myself with no job, no house and no girlfriend…

Eventually, I got a new girlfriend, this time from Italy.

And then, a few years ago, my grandmother came to Spain. Past Tense

And I listened to her, and thought “I want to travel around the world too!”

The economy collapses (like Spain’s did several years ago),

I celebrated my 11th Spain anniversary last year in Sevilla.

I wrote more books and made a lot more videos.

3. SENTENCES IN PRESENT PERFECT.

It’s been 12 years since I moved to Spain.

She’s travelled around the world several times.

I’ve learned a lot in these years

But mostly, what I’ve learned is that your life is what you make of it.

12 years of life in Spain.

I’ve had some good times here in Spain, and I’ve finally had the opportunity to

travel, too.

I’ve been all over Europe, at least.

Recently, I’ve been to Portugal, Hungary, Croatia, The Netherlands, Ireland, the

UK and more.