Students learn about the two uses of the present perfect in this lesson. They'll also learn about the common time markers (for, since, all, already, still, yet, ever, never, recently, lately) and practice using them in various grammar exercises and speaking activities.

Present Perfect

Compare these similar tenses side by side to see how time markers and context indicate which tense needs to be used. Includes a practice exercise.

Simple Past Vs. Present Perfect

The aim of this lesson is for students to learn how to use the present perfect to talk about things they've done in their life. 

Have You Ever Seen a Ghost?

In this lesson, students read three stories that use the present perfect in context. They answer comprehension questions and respond to questions about themselves using the present perfect tense. 

Present Perfect Stories

In this lesson, students read five cover letters that use the present perfect in context. They answer comprehension questions and respond to questions about themselves using the present perfect tense.

Note: These stories are written in the format of letters and do not have audio. However, audio is available in the digital version by clicking on the Immersive Reader.

Present Perfect Power