2014-10-22 Evening: tense review

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 19 (present and present perfect) from the handout
part 4
A is being (= is acting), tell, says, has, is
B look, are, live, move, resemble
C am looking, is not, Do you know, are repairing, is using
part 5
1 has won, has said, hat-trick
2 also-ran, has taken, hasn't finished
3 has heard, has-been, has trained
4 no-show, has bought (someONE = 1 person), hasn't come
part 6
1 have, known, c: have been (starts in the past and continues to now)
2 b: have, been swimming
3 Have, completed, d: have, done
4 Have, shown, a: has been reading
part 7
She has been living here / She has lived here
she has been / she has gone
she has an accent
people who come from France
I have never asked her if she speaks French
She really likes to go
she invited me (one Saturday in the past) / she has invited me (one Saturday in the future)
In the short time I have known her, we have become

In the present I am present to present you with a present.
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used to: past habitual actions or past states that aren't true now
would: past habitual actions (NOT past states)
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She started writing in 2000.
She finished books in 2005 and 2010.
She will finish another book in 2015.
I met her in 2008.

When I met her, she was writing her second book.
		She had written one book.
		She had been writing for 8 years.
		She had been working on her second book for 3 years.

Now, 	she is writing her third book.
	She has written two books.
	She has been writing for 14 years.
	She has been working on her third book for 4 years.

"since", "by" (and "by the time"), and "so far" usually go with perfect tenses