Present Perfect

Task 1: Have or Has?

Task 2: Questions and Short Answers

Task 3: Mixed sentences

Task 4: What have you done today?

Task 5: Positive sentences

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Task 6: Present Perfect or Past Simple

Task 7: Pr. Perfect or Past Simple - multiple choice

Task 8: Pr. Perfect or Past Simple

Task 9: Test

Task 10: Test

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Task 11: Irregular verbs - crossword

Task 12: Irregular verbs - memory game

Present Perfect

 Task 1: Have or has

Task 2

Task 3: Multiple choice

Task 4: Questions

Task 5: Game

Unit 13: WB Key

WB ex 2/36

2) booked

3) organised / organized

4) improve

5) ordered

6) decorated

7) win

8) printed 

WB ex 3/ 36

2) Has the train already left? / Has the train left yet? PS! Üldiselt tuleb küsimustes kasutada YET. Kui sa kasutad küsimuses ALREADY, siis see annab tähenduse "kas tõesti?", küsija väljendab sellega üllatust. 
3) Tom has just cooked lunch.
4) Has Sharon written the letter yet?
5) They have not told me about the party yet. / haven't told

WB ex  4/36

2) I have just done...
3) Have you emptied it yet?
4) Have you cooked lunch yet?
5) I have cooked....
6) Have you watered...?
7) Yes, I have just watered...
8) Have you washed...?
9) I have just dropped...

WB ex 5/37

2) has bought
3) has found
4) Have you thought
5) have driven
6) Have you eaten
7) have not done / haven't done
8) Have you seen

WB ex 6/37

2) Have you ever swum in  a lake? Yes, I have.

3) Have you ever written an article for a magazine? No, I haven't. 

WB p 89

B

1) has made

2) have you done

3) have not sold / haven't sold

4) Have you ever lived....

5) has just bought

6) has already drunk

7) has just cleaned

8) Has Cathy booked

9) have already written

10) has not painted / hasn't painted

Unit 13 Words

 Task 1: check your spelling

1) organise a charity concert (organise - Br.E; organize - Am.E)

2) arrive at six (o'clock)

3) sell (the) tickets

4) book the / a  band

5) prepare the school hall

6) report

7) a lot to learn

8) tomorrow night

Group 2

1) improve education

2) medicine

3) hearing aid

4) water (the) plants

5) visit another country

6) win a prize

Presentation: The oldest item

1. Go to Canva.com with your Office account and find a template => Posters (Portrait)  

Choose a suitable template (taust). Add the name of the item as its title.  DO NOT write many  sentences on your poster. Try to add different keywords and phrases instead. When you make a presentation you can talk more. 

1) What is it?

2) How does it look like?

3) What was it used for? What is it used for now? Who used it? Who uses it now?

4) What makes it special?

5) Where or how did you get it?

6) Where do you keep it? Where is it?

4. Take a photo of your item and add its photo to the slideshow. 

5. Share your presentation with your teacher. 

6. Prepare your speaking. 

* How do you start your presentation? (Greeting, what you are going to talk about etc.)

* Look at your slides and then speak about it. Try to maintain eye contact. 

* How do you finish your presentation? (Thank you, Do you have any questions? That's all from me. etc.)

We are looking forward to your interesting presentation! 

Self-test

 

1. stand, stood, stood

2. run, ran, run

3. shine, shone, shone

4. begin, began, begun

5. become, became, become

6. swim, swam, swum

7. drink, drank, drunk

8. pay, paid, paid 

9. sing, sang, sung

10. make, made, made 

11. shoot, shot, shot

12. lead, led, led

Irregular Verbs

 Game 1

Game 2

Game 3

The next tasks let's practice individually. Choose different type of exercises.

English