This is a fast paced activity reviewing the perfect tense conjugation of German verbs. There are over 100 slides and five games to play. Slides give the English and pupils have ten seconds to find the German translation. The presentation is easily adaptable and can be used either as a whole lesson or as several short activities within a lesson. You can come back to it as often as you like. It helps pupils to perfect their translation of verbs in preparation for exams and helps boost confidence when speaking.

A PowerPoint Lesson introducing the Present Perfect Tense. Over 20 slides packed with explanations and practice materials -identifying verbs; looking for differences between Simple Past and Present Perfect; common uses; forming Present Perfect. Most text can be edited to suit the needs of your pupils. Blank slide included. pptx format Thank you for taking a look! Hoppy Times

I used this resource in an observation with a year 9 top set and it went really well. This resource include a presentation with at least three interactive games to do with students (all they need is miniwhiteboards) and it also includes a worksheet with three different sheets. With them students will practice the perfect tense step by step: the first worksheet covers the verb avoir, the second explains the past participle and how to use them and the third one combines both things in order to use the perfect tense. Hope it helps!

This booklet includes a clear explanation of how the perfect tense is used and how it is formed, including regular and irregular past participles. There are various activities to practice the perfect tense in Spanish. An answer booklet is also included. This booklet is ideal for independent study, revision and cover work.

A step-by-step power point guide to forming and using the perfect tense in German using common GCSE vocabulary. It can be used for independent study or as a complete lesson and includes practice exercises.

a worksheet aimed at Yr8 to revise the perfect tense in French using avoir & être

a revision sheet with a series of practice exercises building up in difficulty, including a few translation sentences, ready for the new GCSE. When I used this, I cut up the various exercises instead of feeding them the whole document (Yr9 group) but for more advanced students, they should be able to cope with it in its entirety.

Print out the cards and laminate them. Pupils work in pairs or small groups and race against each other to form the perfect tense with the cards after reading the infinitive and the subject from the PowerPoint. Good element of competition and really highlights how much (or little!) they actually know. Includes avoir and être verbs and agreement. Can be easily adapted to suit your requirements too.

A simple gap-fill worksheet for the German perfect tense.

A double-sided worksheet to practice forming the perfect tense using ‘avoir’ and regular -er verbs. I used this with my Year 8 class who are studying the perfect tense for the first time, but it could be useful revision for Year 9 or KS4 classes. Pupils have to form the past participle, choose the correct form of avoir and translate from French to English and then English to French. It could also be set as a homework task.

Introduction of the perfect tense

A worksheet (enough for at least a whole hour) to get students to recap and practice the perfect tense (regular verbs only - with avoir). Ideal for KS3 (learning the perfect tense) and KS4 (revision). Can be set as cover or ideal for a Friday afternoon lesson :) It includes: a short section on past time indicators a recap (for students to complete) of the 3 steps of the perfect tense Practice exercices including translations and a guided dictation A reading activity - which can be ideal to introduce the perfect tense with être - get students to spot it! But not needed to complete the activity.

This resource contains explanations, examples and exercises which guide pupils through the formation and use of the perfect tense using typical GCSE vocabulary. It was designed to practise the perfect tense whilst also supporting students when preparing for writing and speaking in the past tense in exam situations. Each section comes with answers so that pupils can assess their own progress making it an ideal resource for independent or cover work.

le passé composé Use the perfect tense to refer to an action done at the time of speaking or at a certain time period spoken. This will definitely boost your French grades!

This lesson focuses on using the perfect tense in French, just for verbs that use 'etre'. Perfect for year 10, but can be used with KS3 more able classes

This set of resources is aimed at KS3/KS4 level students or beginner to intermediate students. It includes material to teach and practise “the perfect tense”, such as a worksheets, reference material and a presentation.

A resource to introduce the perfect tense as extension for GCSE or to Y12. It includes all the rules for formation, irregulars, practice and lots of translation. Answers included.

Perfect tense / Le passé composé Poster Classroom poster on how to do the perfect tense in French, flowchart style. It includes all conjugations for “être” and “avoir”(including ‘On’), a large list of irregular participles. If the verb is irregular and also needs the auxiliary “être” they are marked with an asterisk. At the bottom of the poster, there is a list of time markers to use it with. I have used this in my classroom and it has worked excellently so far, students just need to follow the flowchart, which means I need to spend less time explaining and my students get more practice time! Format is A1 size, but can be printed in smaller sizes. This is part of my French Grammar/ Conjugation Booklet at KS3 which you can find here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-grammar-conjugation-booklet-organiser-12756410

2 versions of this board game: Game 1 is all in the first person Game 2 is a range of pronouns Answers included. Bright and attractive. Educational. Great for collaboration. A fun twist in revision. Good extension task- why not print them off and stick them in a plastic wallet on the wall for pupils to come and play when finished main activity. Minimal prep: If you forget to bring dice pupils can play with a coin: move forward 2 spaces for heads, 1 space for tails. They can use a tiny scrap of paper for a counter.

Y9 LESSONS ON PERFECT TENSE WITH AVOIR AND ETRE FOLLOWING STUDIO GCSE FOUNDATION

An introduction to the perfect tense in German with activities to build up writing sentences