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Unit 14: New Year, New Project
Present perfect with just, already and yet

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Session 1

Rob and Finn share their ideas for the New Year. Finn wants to be healthy - but can he stick to his plans? We also take a look at the words just, already and yet with the present perfect tense.

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Activity 2

Finn's fibs

A vegetarian breakfast...?

Finn told a few fibs about his New Year's resolutions. Naughty! Let's look at what he said in more detail. Look out for the present perfect tense with the words just, already and yet in this activity - we'll be studying them later on...

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To do

See if you can catch Finn out in this game.

Liar, liar...

5 Questions

Read Finn and Rob's sentences about their New Year's resolutions and decide whether they are telling the truth... or fibbing. 

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Liar, liar...

5 Questions

Read Finn and Rob's sentences about their New Year's resolutions and decide whether they are telling the truth... or fibbing. 

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Next

Well done. We'll look again at just, already and yet in Session 2. But before that, let's do some vocabulary work. Consider the word ice cream. 'Eating less ice cream' was one of the possible resolutions in Activity 1. But what do you call a noun with two parts like ice cream? Find out in 6 Minute Vocabulary, next!

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Session Vocabulary

  • to sign up
    (here) to join a course or organisation

    fibs
    lies about things that aren't important

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