Present Perfect Journey
A classic board game where teens practice Present Perfect tense through pair talk, group discussions, gestures, and mini-presentations. Players land on spaces and complete speaking tasks using have/has + verb 3 to describe life experiences and completed actions.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Present Perfect Tense .
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: 'Have you ever eaten pizza?' Answer with 'Yes, I have' or 'No, I haven't.'
- Tell your partner three things you have done this week. Use: 'I have played... I have eaten... I have watched...'
- Your team must agree on five things you have all done together. Say: 'We have played football. We have...'
- Act out an activity you have done (sports, cooking, dancing). Your team guesses and says: 'You have...'
- Stand up and mime 'I have broken my arm.' Other players say what you have done.
- Answer: 'What is something you have learned in English class?' Speak for 20 seconds.
- Discuss with your group: Has anyone visited another country? Share where and what you have seen.
- Tell the class about a movie you have watched. Say the title and what has happened in it.
- Ask your partner: 'Have you ever been to the beach?' If yes, ask 'What have you done there?'
- Show with your hands and mime: 'I have built a house.' Say the sentence while you mime.
- Your team must create three Present Perfect sentences about sports. Say them together aloud.
- Answer: 'What have you eaten for breakfast today?' Give a full sentence with 'I have eaten...'
- Tell your partner about a book you have read. Use: 'I have read... The story has...'
- Stand and act out: 'I have finished my homework.' Say the sentence three times with different emotions.
- Discuss with your group: Who has the most interesting hobby? Why? Share using Present Perfect.
- Present to the class: 'This week I have...' Name three activities. Speak clearly for 30 seconds.