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Context: Intermediate Students Learner Needs: To learn and practice the present perfect tense.Objectives/Aims: Students will be able to use the present perfect tense in their speaking and writing.Assumptions: Im presuming that these students have enough language knowledge understand this grammatical structure.Language Analysis: This lesson will focus on the grammatical structure of the present perfect tense.Materials: Writing materialsTiming/Sequencing: 60 minutes.Assessment: Collect students biographies at the end of the lesson.Reflection:Lesson Plan:

StageAim ProcedureMats.Focus Time

Warm up

Introduce the concept of the present perfect tense to students.Call on students to list a few of their life experiences, a hobby theyve had for years, and something theyve done recently. List them on the board.None.Begin to introduce the different uses of present perfect.5

Lesson activities/assessments

Explain the present perfect tense.Using the list now written on the board (travelled abroad, collected stamps for ten years, had lunch, etc.), begin to rewrite the sentences with the present perfect tense. (E.g. I have travelled abroad a few times; I have collected stamps for stamps, I have just eaten lunch.)

After writing a few of these, ask if students can pick up the pattern and rewrite the sentences on the board by themselves.

Answer any questions students have regarding the structure, and give them a handout with irregular verbs and timelines showing the differences between the different usages (such as was on my grammar handout for the blog last week.) I will also explain the expressions just, already, yet, for, and since.

Getting students familiar with the different uses of present perfect.15

Practice using present perfect tense.Give students a biography you have written of either a famous or fictitious person with blanks where the present perfect tense would be. Divide students into pairs and have them work on the handout together.

(Ex: Have you met my friend Ellen? She _has lived_____ across the street from me for many years. (live) She is a very interesting person she __has travelled__ to many countries and __has learned__ to speak several languages. (travel, learn) Writing materials.Continue to practice present perfect, and expose any remaining confusion that remains.15

Produce writing using present perfect writing.Using the worksheet as a model, ask students to begin writing their own biographies using all three of the usages things in the past, things in the past that have continued until now, and events that have happened to them recently.Writing materialsImprove ability to produce writing using present perfect tense and practice general writing skills.20

Conclusion

Share results of work with other students.As they complete the assignment, ask students to share their work with other students. Once all students have completed their biographies, ask for volunteers to share their biographies aloud with the class.Gain confidence in speaking and writing.5