🧭 Personal Qualities + Present Perfect Continuous
🔮 1. Prediction Engage
🤔 Think & discuss: What kind of person is this doctor? Do people like or dislike him?
📚 2. Key Vocabulary
✅ Which are positive? Which are negative? — Click any word to see definition, or press 🔊 to hear pronunciation.
💬 3. Pre‑reading questions
(Same questions will appear after reading)
- What has the doctor been doing at the hospital?
- How has he been behaving with people?
- Why do some people admire him?
- Why do others dislike him?
📖 4. Story
Recently, he has been working very long hours every day.
He has been helping many patients, and he never gives up.
Many people say he is dedicated and determined.
Last week, there was a dangerous emergency.
Everyone was nervous, but Alex stayed calm. He was very courageous.
However, some people are not happy with him.
They say he has been acting egotistical and talking too much about himself.
Also, he has been behaving in a hostile way toward his colleagues.
Sometimes, he is even ruthless when making decisions.”
✍️ 5. Post‑reading Questions
📐 6. Grammar Discovery
Look at these sentences from the story:
- “He has been working long hours.”
- “He has been helping patients.”
- “He has been acting egotistical.”
Did these start in the past? Are they still happening? → Yes ✅
🔸 USE: Actions that started in the past and continue to the present (emphasis on duration/recent activity).
🎤 7. Pronunciation Focus
-ed endings: worked /t/ · helped /t/ · decided /ɪd/
✨ Tip: After /t/ or /d/ → /ɪd/ sound (decided, needed). After other sounds → /t/ or /d/ (worked, loved).
🔊 Practice sentence: “He has been working and helping patients.” (work→/t/, help→/t/)
✏️ 8. Controlled Practice
1. He has been ______ (work) all day.
2. She has been ______ (act) rude.
3. They have been ______ (help) people.
4. He has been ______ (behave) badly.
🗣️ 9. Freer Practice
👉 Think of someone you know (friend, boss, celebrity).
✨ Answer: What have they been doing recently? and What kind of person are they?
🎯 Bonus: Use at least 2 vocabulary words + present perfect continuous.
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