присутствовать
at ~ в данный момент;
for the ~ на этот раз;
that will be enough for the ~ пока довольно
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Презентация, доклад на тему Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect
Содержание
- 1. Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect
- 2. The present continuous.
- 3. We use the present continuous to talk
- 4. Ситуации, в которых мы используем present continuous:Действие,
- 5. Verbs not normally used in the continuous
- 6. Sometimes these verbs have two meanings andwe
- 7. The present simple.
- 8. We use the present simple to talk
- 9. Ситуации, в которых мы используем present simple.
- 10. The present perfect.
- 11. We use the present perfect to talk
The present continuous.
![The present. present [’preznt] – грам. настоящее время присутствующий;be ~ присутствовать at ~ в данный момент;](/img/thumbs/67ae5d6868407babc2e02666fe0fe0cf-800x.jpg "Презентация на тему The present. present [’preznt] – грам. настоящее время")
Слайд 3We use the present continuous to talk about:
Something which is happening
at the moment of speaking.
I'm reading a book right now.
Bob's not reading a book right now.
Are you reading a book?
Something which is happening around now but
not necessarily at the moment of speaking.
We're learning to play the flute this term.
Isn't she learning to play the flute this term?
A changing situation.
Computers are getting faster and faster.
Something which happens often and annoys us.
I like my job but they are always asking me to stay late and that annoys me.
I'm reading a book right now.
Bob's not reading a book right now.
Are you reading a book?
Something which is happening around now but
not necessarily at the moment of speaking.
We're learning to play the flute this term.
Isn't she learning to play the flute this term?
A changing situation.
Computers are getting faster and faster.
Something which happens often and annoys us.
I like my job but they are always asking me to stay late and that annoys me.
Слайд 4Ситуации, в которых мы используем present continuous:
Действие, которое происходит в момент
речи.
Я читаю книгу прямо сейчас.
Действие, происходящее где то рядом, но не в момент разговора.
Мы учимся играть на флейте в этом семестре
Меняющаяся ситуация
Компьютеры все дешевеют и дешевеют.
Действие, которое происходит очень часто, и начинает надоедать.
Я люблю свою работу, но они вечно просят меня задержаться, и это надоедает мне.
Я читаю книгу прямо сейчас.
Действие, происходящее где то рядом, но не в момент разговора.
Мы учимся играть на флейте в этом семестре
Меняющаяся ситуация
Компьютеры все дешевеют и дешевеют.
Действие, которое происходит очень часто, и начинает надоедать.
Я люблю свою работу, но они вечно просят меня задержаться, и это надоедает мне.
Слайд 5Verbs not normally used in the continuous forms
Some verbs are not
normally used in the
continuous. These verbs are often connected
with our thoughts and feelings. We use them to
talk about things which stay the same for a
long time:
Like; dislike; hate; prefer; want; believe; know; belong to; need; seem.
Smell; hear; taste; sound; see.
Does this cheese smell bad for you? not smelling
I like music. not liking
continuous. These verbs are often connected
with our thoughts and feelings. We use them to
talk about things which stay the same for a
long time:
Like; dislike; hate; prefer; want; believe; know; belong to; need; seem.
Smell; hear; taste; sound; see.
Does this cheese smell bad for you? not smelling
I like music. not liking
Слайд 6Sometimes these verbs have two meanings and
we can use the continuous
forms.
Fell; see; think.
My teacher feels I should have more speaking practice.
Poor Sam. He is felling awful.
What do you think of our new course book?
You look worried. What are you thinking about?
I see what you mean.
I’m seeing a friend of mine.
Fell; see; think.
My teacher feels I should have more speaking practice.
Poor Sam. He is felling awful.
What do you think of our new course book?
You look worried. What are you thinking about?
I see what you mean.
I’m seeing a friend of mine.
Verbs not normally used in the continuous forms
Слайд 8We use the present simple to talk about:
a regular routine or
habit.
I do a project every term.
They don't do a project every term.
Does Ann do a project every term?
facts which stay the same for a long time.
We live and work in London.
He doesn't live and work in London.
Do you live and work in London?
something that is always true.
A red traffic light means “Stop!”.
I do a project every term.
They don't do a project every term.
Does Ann do a project every term?
facts which stay the same for a long time.
We live and work in London.
He doesn't live and work in London.
Do you live and work in London?
something that is always true.
A red traffic light means “Stop!”.
Слайд 9Ситуации, в которых мы используем present simple.
Действие, ставшее режимом
или привычкой
Я делаю проект каждый семестр.
Что-то, что длится долгое время.
Мы живем и работаем в Лондоне.
Всегда является правдой.
Красный свет светофора обозначает «Стоп!»
Я делаю проект каждый семестр.
Что-то, что длится долгое время.
Мы живем и работаем в Лондоне.
Всегда является правдой.
Красный свет светофора обозначает «Стоп!»
Слайд 11We use the present perfect to talk about:
Something which has or
hasn’t happened before.
I’ve never been to London.
He hasn’t been to London.
Have you been to London
Something which is still going on or is still true now.
Sam has lived in this house all his life.
Something which happened in the past but still has an effect in the present.
I have broken my leg.
Has she broken her leg?
I’ve never been to London.
He hasn’t been to London.
Have you been to London
Something which is still going on or is still true now.
Sam has lived in this house all his life.
Something which happened in the past but still has an effect in the present.
I have broken my leg.
Has she broken her leg?
