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Ingles-English
When do we use Present Perfect Simple? *To describe an event in the past without a definite time *To describe how many things someone has done *To describe someone's experiences, what she/he has done in life *To describe what someone has completed in a period of time *To describe changes, comparing past and present
Already and yet We use them often for the Present Perfect. *We use yet in negative sentences and at the end of questions: Has he phoned yet? He has not phoned yet. *We usa already before the verb past participle when something happened sooner than we expected: Its 8 oclock and the have already arrived at school.
Been and Gone *A number of astronauts have been to the Moon. (and have returned) *The space probe Voyager has gone past the plante Neptune(it has not returned)
For and since *We use "for" with a lenght of time: She has worked here for ten years. *We use"since with a point of time to describe when the period of time began: The have lived since 2001.
Infinitive PastParticiple be been buy bought chooose chosen draw drawn eat eaten fly flown grow grown hear heard keep kept leave left meet met ride ridden sing sung take taken wear worn
Some irregular verbs
At the end of the letter, we write *Yours faithfully, Name Surname If it is Sir/Madame *Yours sincerely, Name Surname If it is Mr,Mrs,Miss or Ms Smith.
Present Perfect-Forms *Affirmative I/You/We/They have decided. She/He/It has decided. *Negative I/You/We/They have not decided. She/He/It has not decided. *Questions Have I/You/We/They decided? Has She/He/It decided?
New Vocabulary parachuting-climbing-diving-skiing-canoeing-sailing-skating-surfing-snowboarding-skateboarding
We also write in a formal letter: *Date (7th June, 2010 or June 7th, 2010) *Before the salutation, we write I am looking forward to seeing you, hearing you or meeting you.
At the beginning of the letter, we write: *Mr.Smith(If we know that the person is a man and his name) *Mrs.Smith(If we know that the person is a married woman and her name) *Miss.Smith(If we know that the person is a single woman and her name.) *Ms.Smith(If we do not know the sex of the person.) *Sir/Madame(If we do not know the name of the person.)
How to write a formal letter?
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