Lesson Plan of Present Perfect Tense

Lesson Plan of Present Perfect Tense

Subject English

Grade 3rd

Students` Learning Outcomes

  • Illustrate the use of tenses, (Present Perfect Tense) previously learnt in their speech and writing.

Information for Teachers

  • Present Perfect Tense is a tense that describes an action which has been completed at the present time.

Present Perfect Tense

 Subject + has/have + 3rd Form of the verb + Objective

Present Perfect Tense

Material / Resources

Writing board, chalk/marker, duster, flash cards of different word

Introduction

Write the following sentences on the board.

Present Perfect Tense

    • I have done this work.
    • Schools have opened.
    • You will be waiting for me in the garden.
    • I have returned his book.
    • I shall be going for a walk.
    • We have not told a lie.
    • She will be sewing her clothes.

Ask the students to identify the tense in each sentence.

Briefly discuss Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense

Activity 1

Ask a volunteer who is a good actor to come forward.

Tell the student that it is an activity in which he/she will be

Acting / expressing his/her thought without speaking.

Situation

    • He has finished his work.
    • I have passed the examination.
    • We have eaten food (meal).
    • She has not swept the house.
    • Hamid has not done his duty.
    • Has the postman come?
    • Where have you seen this man?

The student acts out the situation given above without speaking.

The rest of the class has to tell what the actor is doing. .

After every action ask students what the boy/girl is doing

Development

Activity 2

Give them the following sentences and ask them to supply past continuous. .

    1. We ________ not ________ a book at the moment (read)
    2. My father ________ to the Police officer yesterday. (talk)
    3. Ahmad and Ayesha ________ not _______ on the bus. (ride)
    4. The boy’s _____________ in the lack / pond. (swim)
    5. We ____________ table tennis right now. (play)
    6. Ahmed ____________ on the computer last week. (work)

Sum up / Conclusion

Elicit the difference between Present Perfect and Future Perfect Tense.

Present Perfect Tense

Assessment

Write the following sentences on the board and ask the students to change them in Future Perfect Tense.

  1. I watched a movie which was not interesting at all.
  2. Ali ran after the kitten to catch it.
  3. I get ready for school early in the morning.
  4. People laughed at the foolish behavior of Amir.
  5. Ahmed drives his father’s car without his permission.

Present Perfect Tense

Follow Up

Any related activities must be done from the text book.

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