1. Page 106 In my life Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Read the following sentences and elicit the structure of the unit
I’ve been to Morocco. (I’ve = I have)
I haven’t been to France.
I haven't been to the USA.
I have never been to Egypt.
I haven’t been to any of the countries.
Exercise 2
Read the following conversation to ask about someone’s previous journey(s).
A: Have you ever been to Paris?
B: No, I haven’t.
A: Have you ever been to Berlin?
B: Yes, I have.
A: When did you go?
B: Two years ago.
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2. Grammar Spot “ Present Perfect”
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Grammar Spot “ Present Perfect”
The present perfect refers to an action that happened some time before now e.g.: she has travelled to most parts of the world Have you ever been in a car accident?
If you want to say when these actions happened, we must use the past simple e.g.: She went to Russia two years ago I was in a crash when I was 10.
Notice the time expressions used with the past simple.
on Wednesday.
last night.
yesterday.
in 1919.
at three o’clock.
I left
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3. Grammar Spot “ Present Perfect”
Page 107
Grammar Spot “ Present Perfect”
The present perfect refers to an action that happened some time before now e.g.: she has travelled to most parts of the world Have you ever been in a car accident?
If you want to say when these actions happened, we must use the past simple e.g.: She went to Russia two years ago I was in a crash when I was 10.
Notice the time expressions used with the past simple.
on Wednesday.
last night.
yesterday.
in 1919.
at three o’clock.
I left
Mrs. Fatima Attia

4. Grammar Spot “ Present Perfect” Positive & Negative
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Grammar Spot “ Present Perfect”
Positive & Negative
To the States
(not) been
have I
You We
they
has He
She It
I’ve been = I have been
You’ve been = You have been
We’ve been = We have been
They’ve been = They have been
He’s been = He has been
She’s been = She has been
It’s been = It has been
“ Present Perfect”
Question
Wh- question
been? I
You We
they
have
Where He
She It
has
Yes/ No questions
Have you been to Russia?
Short answers
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
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5. Words with the present passive
Continue grammar spot.
Words with the present passive
Ever and never
We use ever in question and never in negative sentences.
Have you ever been to Russia?
I have never been to Russia.
Yet and just
We use just in positive sentences. We use yet in negative sentences and questions.
Ex: Have you done your homework yet?
I haven’t done it yet (but I’m going to)
I have just done it. (a short time before now)
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6. Practice past participles
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Practice past participles
Here are the past participles of some verbs. Write the infinitives.
Past participle verb
The infinitive
Eaten
Eat
Made
Make
Given
Give
Seen
See
Taken
Take
Won
Win
Met
Meet
Driven
Drive
Had
Have
Drunk
Drink
Cooked
Cook
Stayed
Stay
flown
Fly
Bought
Buy
Done Do
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7. Page 109 Practice I’ve just done it
Make questions with yet and answer with just.
Do the shopping Have you done the shopping yet?
Wash your hair Have you washed your hair yet?
Clean the car Have you cleaned the car yet?
Make the dinner Have you made the dinner yet?
Meet the new students Have you met the new students yet?
Have a coffee Have you had a coffee yet?
Give your homework to the teacher Have you given your homework to the teacher yet?
Finish the exercise Have you finished the exercise?
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8. Page 109 Check it exercise 2 Tick (√ ) the correct sentence.
I saw John yesterday (√ )
I have seen John yesterday.
Did you ever eat Chinese food?
Have you ever eaten Chinese food? (√ )
Donna won £10,000 last month (√ )
Donna has won £10,000 last month.
I’ve never drank Japanese tea.
I have never drunk Japanese tea (√ )
Tom has ever been to America.
Tom has never been to America (√ )
Has your sister yet had the baby?
Had your sister had the baby yet? (√ )
I haven’t finished my homework yet. (√ )
I have finished my homework yet.
Did she just bought a new car?
Has she just bout a new car? (√ )
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9. Page 111
Reading and Speaking
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10. Page 111
Reading and Speaking
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11. Page 110 Exercise 4 Answer the questions: Does he/ she have a job?
How does he/ she like to travel?
When did he / she start traveling?
Which year did he/ she go abroad for the first time?
How many countries has he /she been to ?
Has he /she been to Egypt?
Has he /she been to the USA?
Has he/ she ever been frightened? What happened?
What is he /she going to do next?
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12. Page 113 Everyday English At the airport
What do you do at an airport. Put the following sentences in the correct order.
You wait in the departure lounge.
You board the plane
You get a trolley for your luggage.
You arrive at the airport
You check in your luggage and get a boarding pass.
You go through passport control.
You check the departure board for your gate number.
The answer:
5,7,2,1,3,6,4
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13. Unit’s main vocabulary
Abroad
Airport
Announcement
Check in
Competition
Delay
Departure lounge
Hearse
Hitch hike
Honeymoon
Luggage
Tractor
Trolley
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14. She works for a big company. Hamlet is a play by Shakespeare.
One last note
prepositions
She works for a big company.
Hamlet is a play by Shakespeare.
Brad and Marilyn are at honeymoon.
Wait for me.
In the arrival hall.
In the departure lounge
At the departure gate.
At the check –in- desk
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