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Present perfect and past simple board game
B1-B2
20 mins
 
Board and dice game with 22 squares, each containing a question that must be completed with the past simple or present perfect. Includes all the main uses of the present perfect simple: unfinished action/state up until now / unfinished time period / past action with present relevance.
 
 

 

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Present perfect and past simple speaking : pairs
B1-B2
 
Students make a noughts-and-crosses grid on a piece of loose paper. Then they write the missing information (numbers) from the worksheet in the squares. Then exchange grids and guess what each number refers to. (They can either make statements (simple version) or form questions (more challenging)
 
 

 

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Present perfect - past simple grammar squares
B1-B2
 
24 squares with past simple / present perfect simple multiple choice questsion Could be done as a board game, a card game using a snakes and ladders board, or simply read out in turns.
 
 

 

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Find someone who
B1-B2
20 mins
whole class
 
Practises present pefect simple and continuous
 
 

 

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Present perfect revision game
B1-B2
 
Noughts and crosses type activity where Ss write short answers to questions on a nine-square grid. They then give this to their partner who has to guess the meaning of the statements
 
 

 

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Present perfect worksheet
B1-B2
 
Illustrates three main concepts of present perfect (life experience, for /since / event with present relevance. Grammar analysis + pair work
 
 

 

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Present perfect analysis
B1-B2
 
Ss match examples to three main uses of present perfect simple Revised, 2015
 
 

 

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Correction slips - present perfect
B1-B2
 
Error detection / correction worksheet focusing on the present perfect and past simple tenses. Consists of 15 sentences for reading aloud. Other students decide whether they grammar is correct. Answers provided.