Presentacionde english para amenizar las clases

ppt to work in the english class

1. Present Perfect Continuous Made By Gema V. Rosales Calvo

2. The present perfect continuous is used to refer to an  unspecified time  between 'before now' and 'now'. The speaker is thinking about something that started but perhaps did not finish in that period of time. He/she is interested in the  process as well as the result,  and this process may still be going on, or may have just finished.

3. Form Affirmative I – we – you - They Have Been V ing C 1. 2. He – She – It Has V ing C They  have been talking  for more than an hour. She  has been studying  English for very long.

4. Negative I – we – you - They Have not Been V ing C 1. 2. He – She – It Has not V ing C They  have not been talking  for more than an hour. She  has not been studying  English for very long.

5. Interrogative I – we – you - They Have Been V ing C ? 1. 2. He – She – It Has V ing C ? Have they  been talking  for more than an hour? Has she  been studying  English for a long time?

6. Let´s Practise !

7. I__________________ on this report since eight o'clock this morning have been working

8. She ________________  with Robert all day. has been studying

9. You __________________ well recently. have not been eating

10. They ___________________ here for very long . have not been living

11. Let’s practise more!

12. I. - Put the verbs into the correct form (present perfect continuous): He ____________________(work)  in this company since 1985. I ____________________(wait)  for you since two o'clock. Mary ____________________ (live)  in Germany since 1992. Why is he so tired? He ____________________ (play)  tennis for five hours. How long ____________________ (you / learn)  English? We ____________________ (look for)  the motorway for more than an hour. I ____________________ (live)  without electricity for two weeks. The film ____________________ (run / not)  for ten minutes yet, but there's a commercial break already. How long ____________________ (she / work)  in the garden? She ____________________ (not / be)  in the garden for more than an hour.

13. Thanks !!!