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 actions that happened in the past  actions that started in the past and continue to the present  actions that have just finished e.g. I sang yesterday.e.g. I’ve sung for two hours. e.g. I’ve just sung a famous song. Past tense & Present perfect tense Past TensePresent Perfect Tense

Past TensePresent Perfect Tense  We know the specific point of time of the action. e.g. I drew a picture last night.  We do not know the time of the action. e.g. I’ve drawn a picture already. Past tense & Present perfect tense

 verb - 1 word e.g. I started playing the violin in  verb - 2 words e.g. I’ve played the violin since Past TensePresent Perfect Tense  Hint words: yesterday, last night, last Sunday, last year, ago, in 2000  Hint words: since, for, already, just, yet, ever Past tense & Present perfect tense

Practice e.g. I _______ a dress two weeks ago. (make) made 1 I ______________ in Hong Kong since (live) 2 My parents _______ our house in (buy) 3 Miss Lee ___________ at my school for two years. (teach) 4 Tom _______ his uncle one month ago. (visit) 5 Polly and Dolly __________ friends since last year. (be) 6 The baby __________ for four hours. (sleep) have lived/ have been living bought has taught/ has been teaching visited have been has slept/ has been sleeping

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