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Listening & Speaking Time

1. The students will carefully listen to the teacher’’’®’s speech on Yoga. They have to
note down which kind of perfect tense is used in the speech. One is given here
as an example.
First sentence: India has developed a long tradition of Yoga. (Present Perfect
Tense)

(Refer to the `Listening and Speaking Text® given at the end of the book.)

2. ``I must include Yoga in my daily routine work.®® The teacher will write this topic
on the board and then ask each student to speak on it for sixty seconds. The
teacher will allow the students to speak out freely, one by one, based on their
individual thought, imagination, and understanding about Yoga.

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Underline the verbs in these sentences and tick () the correct tenses.
1. Nobody has ever climbed that mountain.
(a) present perfect (b) past perfect continuous

2. I am sure I have met him once before.
(a) present perfect (b) past perfect
3. They will have made the dinner by the time we reach.
(a) future perfect (b) present perfect

4. The program will have ended by 2 o'clock.
(a) past perfect (b) future perfect
5. They had not made enough money till last year.

(a) future perfect (b) past perfect Perfect Tenses

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