What's Your News?

Present Perfect Matching Cards

You saw your friends one week ago. Then, you went on holiday for a
week. Today, you came home and saw your friends again. Some things are
different… what’s changed?

Last week, Lauren... Today, Lauren...

Last week, Tina... Today, Tina...

Last week, Arlo... Today, Arlo...

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Last week, Ben... Today, Ben...

Last week, Isha... Today, Isha...

Last week, Holly... Today, Holly...

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Last week, Riya... Today, Riya...

Last week, Olivia... Today, Olivia...

Last week, Faye... Today, Faye...

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Last week, the Cooper family... Today, the Cooper family...

Last week, Amy... Today, Amy...

Last week, Rachel and Adam... Today, Rachel and Adam...

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Last week... Today...

Last week... Today...

Last week... Today...

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She’s had a haircut Who’s had

a haircut?

He’s got a tattoo. Who’s got a tattoo?

She’s had a baby. Who’s had a baby?

She’s bought a car. Who’s bought a car?

She’s broken her leg. Who’s broken

their leg?

They’ve Who’s moved house?

moved house.

They’ve adopted Who’s adopted

a puppy. a puppy?

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She’s graduated Who’s graduated

from university. from university?

She’s got engaged. Who’s got engaged?

The chick What’s hatched?

has hatched.

The caterpillar has What has the caterpillar

changed into a butterfly. changed into?

She’s started Who’s started

a business. a business?

It’s died! What’s died?

Teacher Note

To reinforce understanding of the use of the present perfect, concept-check students’

understanding by asking when these events happened. Students should be able to
identify that they happened ‘sometime this week’, ‘before now’ or similar.

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