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In chapter six, part three, I and my group were asked to make a text which contains the simple past tense and the present perfect tense.This is dialogue with group
This text tells about us wanting to do homework together
Annil : Hey, guys!
Naila, Suci : Hey, Annil!
Annil : What are you doing here?
Suci : I’m doing nothing, honestly. But then I met Naila here.
Annil : Oh! Naila what are you doing here?
Naila : I’m waiting for Aaron and Amanda.
Annil : Oh, I just saw them.
Naila : Where are they?
Annil : They were on their class, and.. Oh! There they are!
Aaron, Amanda : Hallo, guys!
Amanda : We’re sorry, we’re late..
Naila : It’s okay..
Amanda : I was looking for you, Nail, and then you’re gone..
Aaron : Yeah, you disappeared
Annil : You’re being dramatic
Amanda : Oh, hi, Annil! Hi, Suci!
Annil, Suci : Hi
Amanda : So we were gonna do our homework together, but Naila gone out of nowhere.
Naila : That is not true..
Aaron : Guys! C’mon let’s do the homework!
Amanda : Right! Annil, Suci, want to join?
Annil : Sounds great!
Suci : I’m in!
Amanda : Perfect!
Naila, Aaron : Let’s go!
This is my video reading the text
- Phrases in bold in the text in which there is a simple past tense and present perfect tense :
1. Met
2. Saw
3. They were on their class
4. I was looking
5. Gone
6. Disappeared
7. We were gonna do our homework
C. Summary
Simple Past Tense is used to ask and give information about
an event that occurred at a certain time in the past. While Present Perfect
Tense is used to ask for and give information about events that
happened in the past and still has an impact today.
Both can be used to ask to start a conversation as well as to respond
statement.
You can learn more by looking at the underlined word or phrase
below in the text above.
= After explaining the dialogue text and providing conclusions, now proceed to work on the evaluation questions of chapter six. The evaluation questions found on my google slite miss.
Question Evaluation
A. Choose the best answer
1. A: Did you like the new film from Malvin?
B: I don’t know. I _ it.
a. Saw
b. Have not seen
c. Has not seen
d. Have seen it
Answer : B. Have not seen (Say haven't watched)
2. Susi _ in Banjarnegara three weeks ago.
a. Arrived
b. Was arrive
c. Have arrive
d. Has arrived
Answer : A. Arrived (There was a certain moment in the past )
3. Tina and I _ each other for years.
a. Knew
b. Have known
c. Were know
d. Were not know
Answer : B. Have known (There is time information FOR)
4. Mr. Prasetyo is a good writer. He _ about fifty books. Last month he _ his newest
book.
a. Wrote – Has written
b. Has written – Wrote
c. Wrote – was written
d. Wrote –has written
Answer : B. Has written-Wrote (The last setence has a certain time in the past)
5. At the weekend we _ football and then _ to a restaurant.
a. Played – Went
b. Play – went
c. Has played – has gone
d. Have played – Have gone
Answer : A. Played-Went (There was a certain moment in the past )
6. He _ in Japan since six years ago
a. Live
b. Lived
c. Have lived
d. Has lived
Answer : D. Has lived (There is SINCE time description)
7. She _ her grandma in Bantul last month.
a. Visited
b. Did visited
c. Was visited
d. Has visited
Answer : A. Visited (There was a certain moment in the past )
8. The Vandals _ Rome in the year 455.
a. Invade
b. Did invade
c. Invaded
d. Have invaded
Answer : C. Invaded (There was a certain moment in the past)
Conclusion
For is/am/are, make sentences that are now happening or that usually happen.
While was/were is for something that has happened before but now it doesn't happen anymore.
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In this evaluation i also worked on evaluation questions wuth a total of eight questions.
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