OpenF2F Class Notes 20th March (Celeste)

Grammar

Past Perfect (past participle verb) = S + had + ppv+ O

eg. I had bitten my tongue when I spoke.

eg. I had bled my nose when fell down the ground. – I had bled from my nose when I fell down on the ground.

eg. I had broken my car when I crashed.

eg. I had brought a cup of coffee when I went to the/my school.

eg. I had chosen the product  when I went to the market.

Present Perfect = S + have/has + ppv + O

eg. I have bitten my tongue.

eg. I have bled my nose. – I have bled from my nose.

eg. I have broken my car.

eg. I have brought a cup of coffee.

eg. I have chosen the product.

Future Perfect = S + will have +ppv + O

eg. I will have bitten my tongue when I spoke. – I will have bitten my tongue when I speak.

eg. I will have bled my nose when fell down the ground. – I will have bled from my nose when I fall down on the ground.

eg. I will have broken my car when I crashed. – I will have broken my car when I crash.

eg. I will have brought a cup of coffee when I went to the school. – I will have brought a cup of coffee when I go to the school.

eg. I will have chosen the product when I went to the market. – I will have chosen the product when I go to the market.

Present Perfect Continuous = S + will have/has been + v-ing + O

eg. I have been biting my tongue when I speak.

eg. I have been bleeding from my nose when I fall down on the ground.

eg. I have been breaking my car when I crash.

eg. I have been bringing a cup of coffee when I go to the/my school.

eg. I have been choosing the product  when I go to the market.