Less Intermediate 4-3
Lesson 4
Decide whether you have to use “since” or “for”.
Decide whether you have to use “since” or “for”.
Lesson 8 Documento sin título Vocabulary: Business and Money Please familiarize yourself with the following vocabulary and read the article below. Competitor Spokesperson Materials Useless Convenience Tremendous Standard Roaming Information Exchange Applications Independent Marketed Data Flexible Subsidize Advance Customer Show your understanding of the vocabulary by filling in the blanks. 1. There is a lot…
Lesson 6 Documento sin título Put the words in brackets into the sentences. Example: (yet) I have not spoken to my boss. I have not spoken to my boss yet. 1. (yet) I haven’t seen the movie. 2. (already) I have seen the movie. 3. (still) They haven’t done their homework. 4. (already) …
Lesson 5 Documento sin título Choose the right answer. 1. Nancy Kerrigan is a professional ice skater. She ____ since she was a child. has skated has been skating both tenses possible 2. Nancy ____ many awards for her skating. In fact, she won an Olympic medal. has won has been winning both possible 3….
Lesson 5 Documento sin título Answer these questions with the correct perfect tense. What have you been doing for the last ten minutes? What have you been studying today? What have you done today in the kitchen? What have you done with your friends lately? Next Exercise
Lesson 4 Documento sin título Have or Has? Decide whether to use “have” or “has”. 1. She been asking questions all day long. 2. They been climbing the mountain. 3. We been washing the dishes. 4. You been repairing your computer. 5. I been working. 6. It been snowing. 7. The boy been playing. 8….
Lesson 4 Documento sin título Positive Sentences Write positive sentences in present perfect progressive. 1. Albert / squash / play → 2. Hannah / the match / watch → 3. we / in the park / wait → 4. you / a song / sing → 5. I / a magazine / read → 6….
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