Just, already y yet: cómo usar el 'present perfect'
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Hoy vamos a aprender cómo hacer frases interesantes y correctas usando Present Perfect! Escucharemos a Raül y Bree hablar sobre experiencias inusuales y divertidas de su ‘bucket list’.
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Seguro que has hecho cosas divertidas y únicas en tu vida!
To fill your bucket list and to pass the B2 exam it’s important to use proper grammar in your writing and speaking.
Today we’ll talk about the ‘present perfect’ and how to use it correctly in English! Usaremos ‘just’, ‘already’ y ‘yet’ para hablar sobre expresiones interesantes.
To participate in this week’s experiences game is your first ACtivity! Do the same thing that Bree and Raul did in the video, share your weirdest experience in the comments (using a present perfect sentence of course)!
Also, take a look at the video comments and give them a like!
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I have just done a very different dinner where we couldn´t use our hands to eat or our eyes. They put handcuffs to us and they covered our eyes with bandages.
Hi Bel!
Thanks for sharing your experience! Great job on the present perfect!
A more natural way to write about your experience would be:
‘I have just attended a very strange dinner in which we couldn’t use our hands or eyes to eat. They put us in handcuffs and they covered our eyes with a blindfold.’
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I have just done a very different dinner where we couldn´t use our hands to eat or our eyes. They put handcuffs to us and they covered our eyes with bandages.
Hi Bel!
Thanks for sharing your experience! Great job on the present perfect!
A more natural way to write about your experience would be:
‘I have just attended a very strange dinner in which we couldn’t use our hands or eyes to eat. They put us in handcuffs and they covered our eyes with a blindfold.’