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The document explains the use of the Present Continuous tense for discussing future arrangements and the Present Perfect tense for actions or experiences with unspecified past times. Examples illustrate how to construct sentences in both tenses. The author expresses newfound capability in using these grammatical structures for writing and speaking about future plans and past experiences.

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Activity 7

The document explains the use of the Present Continuous tense for discussing future arrangements and the Present Perfect tense for actions or experiences with unspecified past times. Examples illustrate how to construct sentences in both tenses. The author expresses newfound capability in using these grammatical structures for writing and speaking about future plans and past experiences.

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Present Continuous
We can use the present continuous to talk about
future arrangements.
Exalmples:
I'm visiting my friend tomorrow.

We aren't going to school today.

What are you doing tonight?


Present
Perfect

Fot what we used Structure Examples


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We use the Present Perfect Subject + have/has + past • I have studied English for
to talk about actions or participle + (complement) three years.
experiences that • She has already finished
happened at an her homework.
unspecified time in the • We have never been to
past or that have a Canada.
connection to the present.
SOMETHING USEFUL/NEW
THAT I LEARNED THIS
UNIT:
I learned how to talk about future plans using
the Present Continuous and how to describe
past experiences with the Present Perfect.
Now I am
capable of:
Now I am capable of writing and
speaking about my future plans and
my past experiences using correct
grammar structures.

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