Forward Grade X Unit 6 Teacher ppt Agan Gupta Ilham

Unit 6

Have You Ever…?

After this chapter, students are
expected to be able to:
- Understand the usage of Present
Perfect tense,
- Talk about past activities and
experiences using correct tense/form.

- Is it important?
- Very.

Once you master the usage of Present
Perfect tense, you will be able share your past
or recent stories or experiences to other people.
The ability to do such things is essential for our
social skill. We may blend into new community,
gain new friends, be the center of attention, etc.

Remember
the
formula!

Present Perfect tense
(+) Subject + have/has + verb with past participle (V 3)
Example:
- Badrun has applied his CV to Penerbit Erlangga.
- I have drunk my Yakult twice today.

The Present Perfect tense shown in the previous slide is the
formula for the positive form of the tense. There are also
the negative and the interrogative version of it of course.

Here goes…

(-) Subject + have/has + not + past participle (V 3)
Example:
- Santi has not taken her bath this morning.
- I have not done my homework today.

(?) Have/has + subject + past participle (V 3)
Example:
- Have you changed the baby’s diaper?

There are some things you need to acknowledge first.
1. You have to know whether to use have or has in a
certain condition; those are two different function.
2. The usage of have or has is depend solely from the

subject.
Below is the diagram showing the difference.
Have

Has

I
You
They
We

He
She
It

HOW TO RESPOND

When asked a question with Present Perfect form, we
answer it using the pattern:
yes/no, I have/haven’t, depending on the context.
still confused…

Okay, here’s the example:
- Hi Budi, have you played the new game?
- No, I haven’t. I don’t have time for that yet.

Practice!
- Make 5 sentences for each form
(positive, negative, and interrogative)
using Present Perfect tense,
- Ask your friend politely using Present

Perfect tense,
- Respond to your friend’s question
correctly.

Good luck!