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Unit 7: Lesson CWe’ve been friends for six years.
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Vocabulary: More Personality Traitstrait = personal characteristic or quality
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consider-ate
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fair
deci-sive
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honest
mature
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pa-tient
reli-able
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opposite words begin-
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dis- im- in- un-
disagreeable immature inconsiderate unfair
dishonest impatient indecisive unreliable
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Conversation: Time to say you’re sorry.
A. How does Lance describe Jill’s reaction?
B. What word does Lance use to describe himself?
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Conversation: Time to say you’re sorry.
A. How does Lance describe Jill’s reaction?unfair and a little immature
B. What word does Lance use to describe himself?inconsiderate
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Grammar
Present Perfect with for and since
Present Perfect Tense현재완료시제
How have You been?
Function
The Present Perfect Tense is used to describe an action that began in the past and continues to now. We also use the Present Perfect to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now. The exact time is not important.
She has seen that movie twenty times.I think I have met him once before.People have not traveled to Mars.Have you read the book yet?
Examples
Form
I/you/we/they + have + past participle
He/she/it + has + past participle
FormWhat are past participles???
Verb Forms: base form - simple past - past participle (refer to p.151)
Regular Verbs: like - liked - likedwork - worked - workedstudy - studied - studiedplay - played - played
Irregular verbs: eat - ate - eatendrive - drove - drivenhave - had - hadwrite - wrote - writtenbuy… choose… swim… take… wear
Form
I have been to France twice. Ruby has never broken a leg.
Have you ever eaten sushi?
Function
We often use since and for to say
how long the action has lasted.
“since” specifies the starting point “for” specifies the amount of time
To talk about an action which started in the past and continues up to now
Mary has loved chocolate since she was a little girl.I have had a cold for two weeks.She has been in England for six months.
Examples
He has been a doctor for more than ten years.We haven’t seen Louis since Friday.
Function
‘since’ We use 'since' to specify the starting point
in the past
“I've known Sam since 1992.”
“I haven’t spoken with her since last Monday.”
“She's been here since 2 p.m.”
‘for’ We use 'for' to specify an amount of time (minutes, hours, weeks, months, years)
“She’s known Sam for 10 years.” “We’ve been here for 3 hours.”
“I’ve had this cold for a week now.”
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