The Grammar Gameshow - Present Perfect vs. Past Simple
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Task Description
Students will learn the difference between present perfect and past simple and when to use them
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Scene summary
This game is developed in a TV game show, and teaches about grammar, specifically the difference between simple past and present perfect
Video length
4 minutes 52 seconds
Video genre
Gameplays, computer game walkthroughs
Language goals
Other pedagogical goals
Level
The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
Student type
This resource is intended for:Adults, High schoolers
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This resource is licensed by TeachRosie76 under the iSLCollective Copyright License.
Upload date
14/07/2020
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Choose the correct options.
I cut my finger and it's a fountain of blood akk over the place. It should be said in:
Present Perfect
Past Simple
2. Unmix the sentence.
I
have
understood
that
PRESENT
PERFECT
is
used
for
importatnt
past
events.
3. Choose the correct options.
Is the first time that somebody says: "The Olympic Games have started". This sentece has to be said in:
Present Simple
Past Simple
Present Perfect
Past Simple
4. Choose the correct options.
I live in London.
Do you still live in london.
Yes
The expression "I live in London" needs to be in:
Present simple
Present Perfect
Past simple
5. Unmix the sentence.
The
present
perfect
is
used
when
past
actions
are
important
or
connected
to
the
present.
6. Choose the correct options.
The present perfect is used when ...
announcing news
a past action has present consequence is described
a future action is described
a continuing action is described
present continuation of a past action
7. Fill the gap.
Someare associated to the present perfect.
8. Find the extra word.
J: just
E: ever
A: already - always
T: toay
N: never
Y: yet
9. Unmix the sentence.
Adverbs
are
used
in
PRESENT
PERFECT.
10. Choose the correct options.
Many of the adverbs mean:
next month
once in my life
at some time
yesterday
any time up to now
11. Match the two halves.
S
SINCE
R
RECENTLY
A
ALWAYS / ALMOST
L
LATELY
J
JUST
12. Choose the correct options.
Have you been to France?
Correct
Incorrect
13. Choose the correct options.
I've seen John yesterday?
Correct
incorrect
14. Choose the correct options.
I saw John Yesterday.
Correct
Incorrect
15. Choose the correct options.
It's 11:30 a.m.
Have you seen John this morning?
Correct
Incorrect
16. Choose the correct options.
It's 3:00 p.m.
Have you seen John this morning?
Correct
Incorrect
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