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OBJECTIVES 1. Computers and the internet 2. Use of for, since, just

OBJECTIVES 1. Computers and the internet 2. Use of for, since, just already, yet, ever, never, lately, recently, for a while. A. Internet. A. You can carry. N. Allows you to play games. N. You type into a computer. N. In computer programs. N. Test games. A. Is not real.

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OBJECTIVES 1. Computers and the internet 2. Use of for, since, just

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  1. OBJECTIVES 1. Computers and the internet 2. Use of for, since, just already, yet, ever, never, lately, recently, for a while

  2. A Internet A You can carry N Allows you to play games N You type into a computer N In computer programs N Test games A Is not real

  3. laptop screen keyboard Memory stick mouse

  4. portable screen keyboard mouse Game - testers online

  5. ACTIVITY AT HOME EX 4 PAGE 64. COMPOUND NOUND AND ADJECTIVES USER WIDE OLD TOUCH HI HAND BUILD

  6. Page 64

  7. PRESENT PERFECT + for, since Since+ a point in time: sincethismorning,sincelastweek, sinceyesterday,sinceI wasachild, sinceWednesday,since2o'clock. I’veridden a bikesinceI was a child. I’veridden a bikesinceI was 12.

  8. for + a period of time: forsixyears,fora week,foramonth, forhours,fortwohours. They’vebeen marriedfor 1 year.

  9. Anactionjustcompleted • We use Present perfect tense to indicate an action that has just been completed. • Eg.: • He has just arrived. • They have just finishedtheir exercises.

  10. ALREADY • We use already to say that something happened sooner than expected. • A: Don’t forget to post the letter ! B: I’ve alreadyposted it. • A: What time is Mark leaving ? B: He’s already gone.

  11. ALREADY I have alreadytaken a shower. Have you already finished your sandwich? ALREADYAFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE (might indicate some surprise)

  12. YET • We use yet to show that the speaker is expecting something to happen. Use yet only in questions and negative sentences. • Has it stopped raining yet ? • Have you finished the homework yet? • I’ve written the letter but I haven’t posted it yet.

  13. EVERAND NEVER • Have you everstudied German? No, I’ve never studied German. • Has she ever been to the USA ? No, she has never been to the USA

  14. This / Today They are used to identify a time that began in the past and hasn’t finished yet.

  15. I have watched “ Harry Potter ” this year. She has seen Tony this weekend. I have been to school today. Today she has studied a lot.

  16. Which one is correct? I went to school this morning. I have gone to school this morning. ?

  17. BOTH are correct !! I went to school this morning. ( now is more than midday, the morning has already finished !!) I have gone to school this morning. ( now is still morning, it hasn’t finished yet !!)

  18. And there are more words... Lately / Recently / for a while I haven’t seen him lately. She has practiced tennis recently. You haven’t tried it for a while.

  19. ... and more , Once / twice / 3 times / 4 times / etc. We have fought once. He has traveled to Chicago twice. I have had a cold 3 times this year.

  20. Haveyou ______ seen a mummy? (ever/yet) I’ve ______ eatensnails. (never/ever) Doug has _______ hadhisbreakfast. (already/yet)

  21. Have you finished your work ______? (already/yet) Have you _______ called Susan? (already/yet) Jack has ______ gone to work. (just/yet)

  22. Make up sentences... • NEVER

  23. ALREADY - AFF.

  24. EVER

  25. NEVER

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