http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=p9M7FhSYcH4
There's a little mistake at the beginning:
"I have been working" is NOT future perfect continuous tense; it is PRESENT perfect continuous tense.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Present, Simple Past, Past Participle, Part D
February 22, 2010 06:29 AM PST
5-PastParticiplesPtD
he hears he heard he has heard
he holds he held he has held
he holds he held he has held
he lays (=he puts) he laid he has laid
he pays he paid he has paid
he pays he paid he has paid
he lies (=to recline) he lay he has lain
he loses he lost he has lost
he makes he made he has made
he means /mi:nz/ he meant /mεnt/ he has meant /mεnt/
he runs he ran he has run
he says /sεz/ he said /sεd/ he has said /sεd/
he sees he saw he has seen
he sells he sold he has sold
he tells he told he has told
he loses he lost he has lost
he makes he made he has made
he means /mi:nz/ he meant /mεnt/ he has meant /mεnt/
he runs he ran he has run
he says /sεz/ he said /sεd/ he has said /sεd/
he sees he saw he has seen
he sells he sold he has sold
he tells he told he has told
he shoots he shot he has shot
he shows he showed he has shown or he has showed
it sinks it sank it has sunk
he sits he sat he has sat
he shows he showed he has shown or he has showed
it sinks it sank it has sunk
he sits he sat he has sat
he stands he stood he has stood
he understands he understood he has understood
he understands he understood he has understood
he takes he took he has taken
he shakes he shook he has shaken
he shakes he shook he has shaken
he tears he tore he has torn
he wears he wore he has worn
he wears he wore he has worn
he goes he went he has gone
he wins he won he has won
he winds he wound he has wound
he wins he won he has won
he winds he wound he has wound
Speaking Practice: and neither _______ I/mine.
Roland doesn’t like it when students come
late, and neither do I.
He wouldn’t like to work Sundays, and neither would I.
Roland isn’t here on Sunday, and neither am I.
Tell me you are the same. Use and neither _____ I.
1. He doesn’t come here every day, and neither _________.
2. He isn’t taking any credit classes this semester,
3. He didn’t do well on his last test, in a morgue
4. He didn’t come to class yesterday,
5. She wouldn’t like to work in a morgue (停尸室，太平间, depósito m de cadáveres)
6. She didn’t feel very well last weekend,
7. She can’t explain complicated problems to her doctor in English,
8. She hasn’t had a mammogram1 within the last six months2,
1乳房 X射线照片, mamografía 2 in the time between 6 months ago and now
9. Her family doesn’t have a history of heart disease, ____________
He wouldn’t like to work Sundays, and neither would I.
Roland isn’t here on Sunday, and neither am I.
Tell me you are the same. Use and neither _____ I.
1. He doesn’t come here every day, and neither _________.
2. He isn’t taking any credit classes this semester,
3. He didn’t do well on his last test, in a morgue
4. He didn’t come to class yesterday,
5. She wouldn’t like to work in a morgue (停尸室，太平间, depósito m de cadáveres)
6. She didn’t feel very well last weekend,
7. She can’t explain complicated problems to her doctor in English,
8. She hasn’t had a mammogram1 within the last six months2,
1乳房 X射线照片, mamografía 2 in the time between 6 months ago and now
9. Her family doesn’t have a history of heart disease, ____________
Friday, April 19, 2013
Present Perfect or Simple Past? Chu Yuen
1. Chu Yuen studied English for two years in China. Now she's a student at CCSF.
2. She has studied English here for four years, and she enjoys taking classes here.
3. She has been in this level for three semesters because she has to work every day, and she doesn't have (the) time to do (her) homework.
4. She says that she doesn't speak English well because she works with Chinese people all the time.
Simple Present or Present Continuous?
2 going/coming
3 are having
4 picks
5 is visiting
6 are ... shopping
7 am standing
8 am trying
9 wear
10 am looking / am shopping
11 have / carry
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