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LESSON 74Chart 24 and Chart 21

Present perfectexperiences today, this week etc.

we have played she has ridden

We can use the present perfect to speak about our experiences today, this week, this month etc. For example, on two different days earlier this week, Sophie and Kate played tennis.

Now, they can tell us “We have played tennis twice this week”.

Can we use the present perfect to speak about our experiences today, this week, this month etc.?Yes, we can use the present perfect to speak about our experiences today, this week, this month etc.

Give me an example, please.I have seen three films this month

Have you played a game on your phone this week?Yes, I’ve played a game on my phone this week ~ No, I haven’t played a game on my phone this week

How many adults have you spoken to today?I’ve spoken to … adults today

Has Kate ridden on a skateboard this month?Yes, Kate’s ridden on a skateboard this month

How do you know?Because she’s got her skateboard with her in the picture

What have you eaten today?I’ve eaten … today

Has he answered any questions this lesson?Yes, he’s answered some questions this lesson ~ No, he hasn’t answered any questions this lesson

Have you been to the seaside this year?Yes, I’ve been to the seaside this year ~ No, I haven’t been to the seaside this year

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Is it bad for our eyes to look at a computer screen all day?Yes, it’s bad for our eyes to look at a computer screen all day

If I’m eating popcorn and looking at a really big screen, where am I?If you’re eating popcorn and looking at a really big screen, you’re at the cinema

Is the screen of the TV in your living room bigger than this?Yes, the screen of the TV in my living room is bigger than that ~ No, the screen of the TV in my living room isn’t bigger than that; it’s smaller than that

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We have played tennis twice this week!

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