Less Intermediate 5-2
Lesson 5
Present perfect vs. the present perfect progressive. Complete the sentences. Use the present perfect pr the present perfect progressive. In some sentences, either form is possible.
Present perfect vs. the present perfect progressive. Complete the sentences. Use the present perfect pr the present perfect progressive. In some sentences, either form is possible.
Lesson 6 Documento sin título Complete the sentences with already, yet, still, and anymore. 1. It’s 1:00pm. I’m hungry. I haven’t eaten lunch . 2. It’s 1:00pm. I’m not hungry. I’ve eaten lunch. 3. Eric was hungry, so he ate a candy bar a few minutes ago. But he’s hungry, so he’s going to have…
Lesson 5 Documento sin título Nodding off on the job: How not to pull a Cheney PATRICK WHITE From Monday’s Globe and Mail October 29, 2007 at 9:12 AM EDT Another bleak meeting about another disaster proved too tiresome for U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney last week. As his boss droned about the desperate state of…
Lesson 3 Documento sin título How do you ‘fingerprint’ a polar bear? New technique to reveal effect of climate change, hunting Oct 28, 2007 01:54 PM Bob Weber THE CANADIAN PRESS A Canadian researcher is using new technology to try to "fingerprint" polar bears in an effort to discover how hunting and climate change is…
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….
Lesson 2 Documento sin título Groups Alter Tactics With Rise in Abandoned Pets By AIMÉE HARRIS Published: October 14, 2007 THE number of illegal pets and abandoned animals on Long Island has increased so much in recent years that animal groups are adjusting how they respond. Recent cases of abandoned animals have gone beyond cats…
Lesson 2 Documento sin título Positive Sentences in Present Perfect Simple Write positive sentences in present perfect simple The following people have just completed an action. 1. Bob / visit / his grandma 2. Jimmy / play / on the computer 3. Sue and Walter / wash / their car 4. Andrew / repair /…
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