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 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 4 Documento sin título Exercises on Present Perfect Progressive Exceptions in Spelling when Adding ing Write the “ing” form of the verbs. Note the excepitons in spelling when adding “ing”. 1. run → 2. arrive → 3. chat → 4. sit → 5. lie → 6. move → 7. cycle → 8. travel →…
Lesson 6 Documento sin título Vocabulary and Reading: Business and Money Please familiarize yourself with the following vocabulary and read the article below. Soared Announced Publicize Consumers Disparity Bestseller Promotion Evidence Response Loyalty Strengthen Currency Particularly Routinely Discounted Par lure Lower Evident Conditions Retailers Program Company Ratcheted Reflect Show your understanding of the vocabulary by…
Lesson 2 Documento sin título Negative Sentences in Present Perfect Simple Write negative sentences in present perfect simple. The weather was wonderful today. So the children were in the park all afternoon and have not done their household chores: 1. Sarah / not / wash the dishes 2. Anita / not / clean the kitchen…
Lesson 4 Documento sin título Vocabulary and Reading: Living with Animals Please familiarize yourself with the following vocabulary and read the article below. Forecasts Beyond Damaged Floral Ecosystems Tipping Coral Domains Ecologist Research Prevent Influx Reefs Overgrown Climate Stresses Degraded Invaders Simulations Permanent Unhealthy Agricultural Heavily Marine Show your understanding of the vocabulary by filling…
Lesson 4 Documento sin título Decide whether you have to use “since” or “for”. 1. I have been waiting 4 o’clock. 2. Sue has only been waiting 20 minutes. 3. Tim and Tina have been learning English six years. 4. Fred and Frida have been learning French 1998. 5. Joe and Josephine have been going…
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