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Today, in order to provide you with new activities that help you to learn new grammatical aspects of the language as well as to keep developing your speaking and conversing skills we propose you two new speaking activities related to the present perfect tense.

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1. WHOLE CLASS ACTIVITY: Go around the class and ask the students questions to find some who… (complete the table below) Write the student’s name and the question you have used to get the information in the spaces provided. As you can see, this first activity must be performed when you are in class or outside if your are with a large group of people. 

ACTIVITY	NAME	QUESTION
Has ever drastically changed her/his hair style
Has ever ridden an animal
Has ever been in the United Kingdom
Has ever been in the United States of America
Has ever travelled abroad
Has ever been on the beach
Has ever visited a museum
Has seen a musical
Has seen Harry Potter
Has read Jane Austen
Has met a famous person
Has ever played football
Has ever bought a phone
Has ever posted on Facebook
Has ever had an online problem
Has vamped this week
Has lied to his/her parents
Has ever listen to U2
Has ever listen to Justin Bieber
Has ever read about One Direction
Has read a book this month
Has ever had a girlfriend/boyfriend
Has ever post a tweet
Has taken a selfie this week
Has been to a summer camp this holiday
Has visited his/her grandparents this weekend
Has ever gone to a disco
Has ever sent/received a love letter
Has ever failed an exam
Has used Instagram today
Has sent a Whatsapp this morning
Has cheated on someone through the social networks
Has enjoyed this game

2.  In pairs, ask each other questions using the pictures on the right and the prompts below. The possible answers are:

Yes, I have. or No, I'haven't.

Yes, s/he has. or No, s/he hasn't.

If the answer is "yes", share your story.

Example: 

Have you ever lost your shoes?

Yes, I have. I usually lose them in my room.

a. you/lose?

b. family member/eat?

c. you/play?

d. your friend/ be to? 

e. you/climb?

f. you/go'