Bucket List. Present Perfect

In this lesson, your students will:

• • Explore the idea of a bucket list and share their own dream experiences.
  • Listen to and watch short clips about travel and life goals.
  • Practice Present Perfect (ever/never) vs. Past Simple in personal contexts.
  • Drill forms with already and yet through controlled and semi-controlled practice.
  • Use superlatives + ever to talk about “the best/worst” life experiences.
  • Reflect on their own achievements and future goals in meaningful conversations.
  • Create their own bucket list challenge and present it to the group.
  • Use ready-made audio-drill as homework practice.

This lesson includes up to 30 exercises that give learners confidence using the Present Perfect and Past Simple to talk about life experiences and bucket list goals, while making grammar practice meaningful, memorable, and personally relevant.

Grammar: Past Simple vs. Present Perfect / Present Perfect with ever/never, already/yet, superlative adjectives
Additional resources: Quizlet