Perfect / Perfect Continuous
We (wait) for over forty minutes now!
We’ve been waiting for over forty minutes now!
I recommend to drink /drinking/drink/to drinking more water
I recommend drinking more water
You’re very good on the violin. You must /might / can / could have practise / practised a lot!
You’re very good on the violin. You must have practised a lot!
Open brackets
I wish I (have) more time, but I have to work
I wish I had more time, but I have to work
Find the mistake
Begin with, put the ingredients in a bowl.
To begin with, put the ingredients in a bowl.
I probably (see) that film about twenty-five times
I’ve probably seen that film about twenty-five times
She admitted take/taking/to take/took the money.
She admitted taking the money.
Try calling again – they might/can’t/must/could not have hear/heard you the first time.
Try calling again – they might not have heard you the first time.
If only I (listen) to my mother, I regret not doing it
If only I had listened to my mother, I regret not doing it
Write sentence using the give words
the next / step / mix / the ingredient
The next step is to mix the ingredients.
I was exhausted because I (study) all night.
I was exhausted because I’d been studying all night.
My husband persuaded to buy / persuaded buying / persuaded me to buy / persuaded buy what I want
My husband persuaded me to buy what I want
Use Past Modals of Deduction
He built the house entirely by himself. I’m almost certain it was not easy.
It ................... difficult.
It must have been difficult.
What word is missing?
I wish they ....... be quiet at night.
I wish they would be quiet at night.
Find the mistake
Once you did it, put the dish in the oven
Once you've done it, put the dish in the oven
I suddenly (remember) I (call) my mother.
I suddenly remembered I hadn’t called my mother.
He regretted revealing/reveal/to reveal/that he revealed his secret, now everyone at school knows it.
He regretted revealing / that he revealed his secret, now everyone at school knows it.
Use Past Modals of Deduction
A: What’s happened to Giorgio? I haven’t seen him recently.
B: I’m not sure, but I think he ........ (get) a new job in another department.
I’m not sure, but I think he might/may/could have gotten (got) a new job in another department.
Write the full sentence
We should / arrive / earlier. Now there are no seats
We should have arrived earlier. Now there are no seats
Choose 1 option
Avoid take /to take / taking selfies with your back to the light.
Avoid taking selfies with your back to the light.
You can borrow the book next week. I (finish) it by then.
You can borrow the book next week. I'll have finished it by then.
He sometimes claimed / have been married 13 times.
He sometimes claimed to have been married / that he has been married 13 times.
Use Past Modal of Deduction
A: I’ve finally finished my novel after years of hard work.
B: Congratulations! That ............. easy.
B: Congratulations! That can't have been easy.
Looking back, there’s nothing I really wish I (not do)
Looking back, there’s nothing I really wish I hand't done
Write the sentence using the words
careful / not / wake / the baby
Be careful not to wake the baby.