Present
Perfect Continuous
Perfect Continuous
Complete the sentence: She __________ (study) for three hours.
has been studying
Complete: I __________ (finish) my homework.
have finished
The definition of this VOCABULARY from UNIT 1 is someone who competes with another in an argument and all sorts of competition.
OPPONENT
Complete: This time tomorrow, I __________ (travel) to Paris.
will be traveling
Complete the sentence: By next week, we __________ (finish) the project.
will have finished
Rewrite in negative: They have been working all weekend.
They haven’t been working all weekend.
Rewrite in negative: He has visited Japan.
He hasn’t visited Japan.
The definition of this VOCABULARY from UNIT 1 is to surpass a previous achievement and perform better than any other person or thing before.
BREAK A RECORD / BROKE A RECORD
Rewrite in negative: They will be joining us later.
They won’t be joining us later.
Rewrite in negative: She will have completed the course.
She will not have completed the cours
Form the question: you / wait / long?
Have you been waiting long?
Form the question: she / ever / see / that movie?
Has she ever seen that movie?
(atrevido / valiente)
DARING
Form the question: Will she be working at 8 p.m.?
Correct as is
Form the question: Will they have arrived by noon?
Correct as is.
Form the negative question: Why _______ he _______ (not / practice)?
Why hasn’t he been practicing?
Form the question: Why ______ you ______ (not / send) the email?
Why haven’t you sent the email?
The _______ of the ancient temple were discovered in the desert.
REMAINS
Form the question: Why __________ they __________ (not / attend) the meeting?
Why won’t they be attending the meeting?
Form the question: Why __________ he __________ (not / read) the book by then?
Why won’t he have read the book by then?
Correct the error: She has been learnt French for years.
She has been learning French for years.
Decide if the sentence is correct: They have lost their keys yesterday. If incorrect, fix it.
Incorrect → They lost their keys yesterday. (It is in past simple)
xample: After six hours of climbing, they finally reached the _______ of the mountain.
PEAK
Correct the error: She will working at the café all evening.
She will be working at the café all evening.
Correct the error: By tomorrow, I will has finished.
By tomorrow, I will have finished.