Perfect Tenses Part 1. The Present Perfect

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Free Download Perfect Tenses Part 1. The Present Perfect
Published 8/2024
Created by Thaddeus Sinclaire
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 26 Lectures ( 1h 2m ) | Size: 647 MB

The perfect way to talk about what you care about!
What you'll learn:
Use the present perfect tense in daily conversations and formal scenarios.
Ask questions using the perfect tense.
Properly place adverbs and adjectives in a present perfect sentence to add descriptive detail.
Define, conjugate and use past participles as verbs and adjectives.
Communicate the emotional value of an experience along with the relevant information itself.
Requirements:
This course is designed for all learners but it's helpful to have level A2 or B1 in English, before starting.
Description:
The perfect tenses let you tell people what you care about! They are essential to effective communication. Learning this tense allows you to do more than report a story. It lets you express your connection to the story you are telling.This course will answer all the questions you might have about the perfect tenses. It will show students how to add adjectives, adverbs, questions, and activities to the present perfect. It will provide lots of examples, along with assignments that will let you prove to yourself that you understand the concepts.When we use the present perfect, we are speaking about something that is important to us. It could be something that we have been doing for a long time, like studying, working, or raising children, or it could be an important accomplishment, like graduating from a university, getting married, or winning an award. It could even be a unique experience, like visiting a foreign country that we have always wanted to see, or seeing our favorite band play live. We all want to distinguish our special experiences from mundane, everyday activities. The perfect tense allows us to do this. We should use the present simple tense if we don't want to suggest that the action had a special significance to us. We should use the present perfect tense if we want the listener to infer that this information is special to the speaker.
Who this course is for:
I designed this course is anyone who is learning English. You could be a professional who needs to emphasize certain accomplishments, a traveler who wants to tell people where they have been and what they have done, or a person who is making friends and needs to share what their their occupation, their cherished experiences, most important accomplishments. Everyone who is learning English will need perfect tenses because we use them in professional and daily situations.
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