- Students work in pairs and open the following pages.
- Students ask and answer the questions provided using the past simple or present perfect.
- The grammar tense for the partner's answer is provided, so students should correct each other's answers if the incorrect tense is used.
- What kind of job did your grandfather have? (Partner should answer in the past tense)
- What have you brought to school today? (Partner should answer in the present perfect)
- Have you eaten out at all this week? What about last week? (First answer should be present perfect, second should be past tense)
- What is the most difficult thing you have ever cooked? (Ask for details - partner should answer in the past tense)
- What did you recently eat that you didn't like? (Partner should answer in the past tense)
- Have you been wearing that shirt all week? (Partner should use present perfect continuous to correct the duration)
- What have you eaten today? (Partner should answer in the present perfect)
- Do you drink coffee?
- If "yes": How long have you been drinking coffee?
- If "no": When was the last time you drank coffee?
- Have you drunk any wine in the last month? (Partner's answer should be in the present perfect)
- If "yes": What kind of wine did you drink? (Partner's answer should be in the past tense)
- If "no": How long has it been since you last drank wine? (Partner's answer should be in the present perfect: "It's been...since I last drank wine.")
- Is the classroom door open or closed? Why? (Partner's answer should be in the present perfect to explain the present result)
- What did you eat for dinner? (Partner's answer should be in the past tense)
- What did you love learning about when you were a child? (Partner's answer should be in the past tense)
- Have you done your homework for the next class yet? (Partner's answer should be in the present perfect)
- How long have you been studying at this school? (Partner's answer should be in the present perfect)
- Have you been doing any exercise lately? (Partner's answer should be in the present perfect)
- What is the most exciting thing you have done recently? (Partner's answer should be in either the past tense or present perfect)