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Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

Unit 11.

1.       E. she could read the newspaper.

2.       F. If wasn´t so cold

3.       B. If she had enough money

4.       C. If I had a car

5.       D. He´d look for one

6.       A. I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers

1.       If lived in Canada, I´d go sking every day.

2.       If you would borrow Toms bike, you could come with us.

3.       If were you, I´d go to bed early before the exam.

4.       If we were rich, we could buy a new flat screen television for the flat.

5.       Claire would older spaghetti bolognese if she would be here.

6.       Id ask for directions if I spoke Russian

7.       If Petra were older, she could go with you to the cine.

8.       If I were you, Id take the train into the city center.

9.       we would drive to the coast if we knew the way.

10.   if the wasn´t afraid of spiders, hed go to the 200.

Unit 12.

A)

1.       When this was build house?

2.       Who invented were tea bags by?

3.       Was your about problem the told?

4.       Was your computer on left?

5.       Who painted was by sunflowers?

6.       Where and when born were you?

7.       How was credit feund your car?

B)

1.       Razor blades produced for the first time in 1901 by and American businessman, King Camp Gillete.

2.       In 1928, penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientistic.)

3.       The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA.

4.       A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1959.

5.       Car seat belts used for the first time in 1959.

6.       In 1970, the Nobel Prize for literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Slzhentsyn.

7.       In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

Unit 13.

1.       How long have you known Steve?

2.       I´ve played tennis for many years.

3.       I´ve never liked romantic films.

4.       It´s rained since 6 o´clock this morning.

5.       We´ve waited for nearly an hour.

6.       I´ve been a teacher for ten years.

7.       She´s written 12 emails this morning.

8.       He´s been excited all week.

A: How long you have been playing football, Ben?

B: I have been playing al may life.

A: And how long you have training young footballrts?

B: I have not been working here very long. I started about six.

Months ago...

A: I believe your son trains with you.

B: Yes, he has been coming here since January. It and I think he´s going to be good.

A: What about you, Carlos? you have been cycling all your life?

C: I haven´t. I began when I was 15, so let´s see, that means I have been cycling for about six years now.

He really enjoying 7

A: Is this your new bike?

C: Yes, I have been used it since last month. you can see it´s very light and it goes very fast.

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Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

GRAMMAR

1.       Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.       I have been living here for six years

3.       Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.       We have been studying english for two years

5.       Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.       I haven”t had any free time this week

2.       I have been writing to five companies this week

3.       Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.       We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.       How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.       Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.       Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.       Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.       What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.       Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.       How much do you I owe?

2.       Have you got anything smaller?

3.       Could you lend me $ 20?

4.       Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.       Do you think we should leave a tip?

LISTENING

1.       Three thousand pounds

2.       Eighty four poin for six

3.       Two billion

4.       Seven hundred and ninety

5.       Twenty one point five

6.       Six millions dolars

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UNIT 11

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If Amanda understood Italian,she could read the newspaper

She would retire, if I had a car

We’d go out for dinner , if she had enouugh money

I’d take you there,  if it wasn’t so cold

If hewanted a new job, he’d look for one

If I were you, I wouldn’t buy that  coat

PRACCTICE2

1 live

2 would borrow

3 I’d  go

4 bought

5 would be

6 I’d ask

7 could go

8 I’d take

9 would drive

10 he’d go

Unit 12

1 When was built this house?

2 Who invented   were tea bags by?

3 Were you about problem the told ?

4 Was your computer on left?

5 How painted was by sunflowers?

6 where and when born were you?

7 how was credit feund your car

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1 produced
2. discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientist.
3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA
4.  A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1946
5. Car seat belts used  for the firs time in 1959
6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Solzhenitsyn
7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

UNIT: 13
A: How long have been you played football, Ben?

B: I have been playing all my life

A: And how long have been you trained Young footballers?

B: I have been not working here very long. I started about six months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you?

B:Yes, he have been coming here since January. Hes really enjoying it and think hes going to be Good

A: What about you, Carlos? Have been you cycling all you life?

C: No, I havent I began when i was 15. So lets see, that means I cycled  for about six years now

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Homework                         Name: Daniela Carrión        Date: 01/03/2021

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Homework                         Name: Daniela Carrión        Date: 01/03/2021

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Match the sentence beginnings in A with the sentence endings in B.

1.      If Amanda understood Italian     E.  she could read the newspaper.

2.      She would retire         F.  If wasn´t so cold

3.      We´d go out for dinner        B.  If she had enough money

4.      I´d take you there        C. If I had a car

5.      If he wanted a new job   D. He´d look for one

6.      If were you   A.  I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers

1.      If lived in Canada, I´d go skiing every day.

2.      If you  would borrow   Tom´s bike, you could  come with us.

3.      If I were you, I go to bed early before the exam.

4.      If we were rich, we could buy a new flat screen television for the flat.

5.      Claire would order, she could go with you to the cinema.

6.     I´d ask for directions if spoke Russian

7.      If  Petra were older, she could  with you to the cinema.

8.      If were you. I´d take the train into the city centre.

9.      We would drive to the coast if we knew the way

10.  If the wasn´t afraid of spiders, he´d go to the zoo

UNIT 12

Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

WHEN THIS WAS BUILT HOUSE ?

WHO  INVENTED  WERE  TEA BAGS BY  ?

WERE  YOU ABOUT PROBLEM THE TOLD ?

WAS  YOUR  COMPUTER ON LEFT ?

WHO  PAINTED WAS BY SUNFLOWERS  ?

WHERE AND WHEN BORN WERE YOU ?

HOW WAS CREDIT FEUND YOUR CAR ?
Complete the sentences with the past simple passive form of the verb in brackets.

1 Razor blades produced ( produce) for the firs time in 1901 by an American businessman, King Camp Gillette.

2 In 1928, penicillin discovered (discover) by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish scientist.

3 The first electric guitar  made (make) in 1935 in Michigan, USA.

4 A new airport at Heathrow   opened (open) in London in 1946.

5 Car seat belts   used (use) for the first time in 1959.

6 In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature  gave (give) to Russian writer, Alexander Solzhenitsyn

7 In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won (win) by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the film Gandhi.

UNIT 13

1 Which of the sentences below can be changed into the Present perfect continuous?

1 How long have you known Steve?

2 I've played tennis for many years.

3 I've never liked romantic films.

4 It's rained since 6 o'clock this morning.

5 We've waited for nearly an hour.

6 I've been a teacher for ten years.

7 She's written 12 emails this morning.

8 He's been very excited all week

3 Complete the conversation with the Present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets.

A: How long _you have been paying (you / play) football, Ben?.

B: I have been playing (play) all my life.

A: And how long have been trained  (you / train) young footballers?

B: I have  been not working (not /work) here very long. I started about six

months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you.

B: Yes, he have been coming (come) here since January. it and I think he's going to be good.

A: What about you, Carlos? You have been cycling  (you / cycle) all your life?

C: No, I haven't. I began when I was 15, so let's see, that means I cycled (cycle) for about six years now.

He's really enjoying 7

A: Is this your new bike?

C: Yes, I have been used (use) it since last month. You can see it's very light and it goes very fast.

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Name: Jhael Alejandra Aguirre Abril
Unit 11.
Act 1.
1. E. she could read the newspaper.
2. F. If wasn´t so cold
3. B. If she had enough money
4. C. If I had a car
5. D. He´d look for one
6. A. I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers
1. If lived in Canada, I´d go sking every day.
2. If you would borrow Toms bike, you could come with us.
3. If were you, I´d go to bed early before the exam.
4. If we were rich, we could buy a new flat screen television for the flat.
5. Claire would older spaghetti bolognese if she would be here.
6. Id ask for directions if I spoke Russian
7. If Petra were older, she could go with you to the cine.
8. If I were you, Id take the train into the city center.
9. we would drive to the coast if we knew the way.
10. if the wasn´t afraid of spiders, hed go to the 200.

Unite 12.
A
1. When this was build house?
2. Who invented were tea bags by?
3. Was your about problem the told?
4. Was your computer on left?
5. Who painted was by sunflowers?
6. Where and when born were you?
7. How was credit feund your car?

B
1. Razor blades produced for the first time in 1901 by and American businessman, King Camp Gillete.
2. In 1928, penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientistic.
3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA.
4. A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1959.
5. Car seat belts used for the first time in 1959.
6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Slzhentsyn.
7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

Unit 13.
1.
1. How long have you known Steve?
2. I´ve played tennis for many years.
3. I´ve never liked romantic films.
4. It´s rained since 6 o´clock this morning.
5. We´ve waited for nearly an hour.
6. I´ve been a teacher for ten years.
7. She´s written 12 emails this morning.
8. He´s been excited all week.

3.
A: How long you have been playing football, Ben?
B: I have been playing al may life.
A: And how long you have training young footballrts?
B: I have not been working here very long. I started about six.
Months ago...
A: I believe your son trains with you.
B: Yes, he has been coming here since January. It and I think he´s going to be good.
A: What about you, Carlos? you have been cycling all your life?
C: N, I haven´t. I began when I was 15, so let´s see, that means I have been cycling for about six years now.
He really enjoying 7
A: Is this your new bike?
C: Yes, I have been used it since last month. you can see it´s very light and it goes very fast.

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Homework

Name: MARLON STEEVEN CHUNI LAPO

Date: 01/03/2021

UNIT 11

Match the sentence beginnings in A with the sentence endings in B.

1.     If Amanda understood Italian     E.  she could read the newspaper.

2.     She would retire         F.  If wasn´t so cold

3.     We´d go out for dinner        B.  If she had enough money

4.     I´d take you there        C. If I had a car

5.     If he wanted a new job   D. He´d look for one

6.     If were you   A.  I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers

1.     If lived in Canada, I´d go skiing every day.

2.     If you  would borrow / borrowed  Tom´s bike, you could  come with us.

3.     If I were you, I go/ d´go to bed early before the exam.

4.     If we were rich, we could buy/ bought a new flat screen television for the flat.

5.     Claire would order, she could go/ went with you to the cinema.

6.     I/ I´d ask for directions if spoke Russian

7.     If  Petra were older, she could go/ went with you to the cinema.

8.     If were you. I´d take/ take the train into the city centre.

9.     We would drive/ drive to the coast if we knew the way

10. If the wasn´t afraid of spiders, he´d go/ go to the 200

UNIT 12

Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

WHEN THIS WAS BUILT HOUSE ?

WHO  INVENTED  WERE  TEA BAGS BY  ?

WERE  YOU ABOUT PROBLEM THE TOLD ?

WAS  YOUR  COMPUTER ON LEFT?

WHO  PAINTED WAS BY SUNFLOWERS  ?

WHERE AND WHEN BORN WERE YOU ?

HOW WAS CREDIT FEUND YOUR CAR ?

Complete the sentences with the past simple passive form of the verb in brackets.

1 Razor blades produced ( produce) for the firs time in 1901 by an American businessman, King Camp Gillette.

2 In 1928, penicillin discovered (discover) by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish scientist.

3 The first electric guitar  made (make) in 1935 in Michigan, USA.

4 A new airport at Heathrow   opened (open) in London in 1946.

5 Car seat belts   used (use) for the first time in 1959.

6 In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature  gave (give) to Russian writer, Alexander Solzhenitsyn

7 In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won (win) by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the film Gandhi.

UNIT 13

1 Which of the sentences below can be changed into the Present perfect continuous?

1 How long have you known Steve?

2 I've played tennis for many years.

3 I've never liked romantic films.

4 It's rained since 6 o'clock this morning.

5 We've waited for nearly an hour.

6 I've been a teacher for ten years.

7 She's written 12 emails this morning.

8 He's been very excited all week

3 Complete the conversation with the Present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets.

A: How long _you have been paying (you / play) football, Ben?.

B: I have been playing (play) all my life.

A: And how long you have training  (you / train) young footballers?

B: I have  not been working (not /work) here very long. I started about six

months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you.

B: Yes, he has been coming (come) here since January. it and I think he's going to be good.

A: What about you, Carlos? You have been cycling  (you / cycle) all your life?

C: No, I haven't. I began when I was 15, so let's see, that means I have been cycling (cycle) for about six years now.

He's really enjoying 7

A: Is this your new bike?

C: Yes, I have been used (use) it since last month. You can see it's very light and it goes very fast.

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Activitie 1: 1E-2F-3B-4C-5D-6A
1.       If I lived in Canada, id go skiing every day.

2.       If you would borrow Toms bike, you coul come with us.

3.       If were you, Id go to bed early before the exam

4.       If we were rich, we coul buy a new flat screen televisión for the flat.

5.       Claire would older spaghetti bolognese if she would be here.

6.       Id ask for directions if I spoke Russian

7.       If Petra were older, she could go with you to the cine

8.       If I were you, id take the train into the city center

9.       We would drive to the coast if we knew the way

10.   If he wasnt afraid of spiders, hed go to the 200
UNIT 12:
A
1. when this was bulil house?
2. Who invented were tea bags by?
3. Was  your about problem the told?
4. Was your computer on left?
5. Who painted was by sunflowers?
6. Where and when born were you?
7. How was credit feund your car?
B
1. Razor blades produced for the firs time in 1901 by and American businessman, King Camp Gillette
2. In 1928, penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientist.
3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA
4.  A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1946
5. Car seat belts used  for the firs time in 1959
6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Solzhenitsyn
7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

UNIT: 13
A: How long have been you played football, Ben?

B: I have been playing all my life

A: And how long have been you trained Young footballers?

B: I have been not working here very long. I started about six months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you?

B:Yes, he have been coming here since January. Hes really enjoying it and think hes going to be Good

A: What about you, Carlos? Have been you cycling all you life?

C: No, I havent I began when i was 15. So lets see, that means I cycled  for about six years now

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Name: Alejandro Sebastian Bravo Merizalde
Date:01/03/2021
UNIT11
Exercise 1
1)      a) If they didn't have to work, they would join us. ✓

b) If they wouldn't have to work, they joined us.

2)      a) He might pass the test if he would work harder.

b) He might pass the test if he worked harder.  ✓

3)      a) If it was warmer, I will go for a swim.

b) If it was warmer, I might go for a swim. ✓

4)      a) Would you tell me if you knew? ✓

b) Do you tell me if you knew?

5)      a) If the pay was better, I’d accept the job. ✓

b) If the pay would be better, I’d accept the job.

6)      a) It would be great if the kitchen was tidier. ✓

b) It was great if the kitchen would be tidier.

7)      a) I sold my car if it wouldn't be so old.

b) I would sell my car if it wasn’t so old. ✓
Exercise 2
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets:

1. If I haved a dog. I would take it for long walks every day.

2. She would travel round the world if she won the lottery.

3. If I was more intelligent, I would study to be a lawyer.

4. If my sister doesn´t lived in Australia, I would see her more often.

5. If you had the opportunity, you would go to the moon?

6. I would live in New York If I had enough money

7. If we had a garden, we would buy a dog.

8. You´d take part in a survey in the street If somenone asked you?

9. If I won the lottery, I wouldn´t give up my job.

10. They would read more books If they weren´t so expensive.

UNIT12
Exercise 1
Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

1)      Where is shampoo sold?

In supermarkets and pharmacies.

2)      Where is Portuguese spoken?

In Brazil and Portugal.

3)      What is cola made of?

Water, sugar and a secret ingredient.

4)      Where are text messages sent?

To mobile phones.

5)      Why is ice cream kept in a freezer?

To stop it melting.

6)      What is a torch used for?

To see in the dark.

7)      Where are sunglasses usually worn?

Over your eyes.

8)      How is the passive made?

With be and the past participle.

9)      How often is the office cleaned?

Every day.

10)   What time is dinner usually served?

8:30 p.m.

11)   What are these shirts made of?

Cotton.

12)   How is this sport played?

With a special ball called 'a softball
Exercise 2
Choose the correct answers
1. Would you like to live abroad one day?  In which country?
2. Would you like to play a musical instrument? Which one?
3. Would you like to learn another language apart from  English? Which one(s)?
4. Do you like getting up early? Why/Why not?
5. Which city would you most like to visit one day?
6. Do you like listening to music? What kind?
7. Do you enjoy cooking? What’s your speciality?
8. Which famous person would you most like to meet? Why?
1a.Choose the correct answers
1. If I won a million pounds, I would spend it on holidays and cars
2. I would go to the moon if I had the chance
3. If I could travel back in time, I would visit the time of my grandparents’ childhood
4. If I had a superpower for a day, I would choose to be invisible
5. If I found €500 on the street, I would keep it
6. If I could have dinner with a famous person, I would choose Barack Obama
7. I would provide free health care for all if I was president of my country
8. If I was rich and famous, I would live in Hollywood.
UNIT 13
Exercise 1
Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple

1)      ✓

2)      I´ve had this watch for over 20 years

3)      ✓

4)      ✓

5)      I've liked chocolate for years.

6)      Have you known Sylvia for a long time?

7)      ✓

8)      I haven't seen Michael for years and years.

9)      I've hated spinach since I was a child.

10)   ✓
Exercise 2

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NAME: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo
GRAMMAR

Paul didn´t feel well since last week.

I have been live here for six years.

Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.

We have been studing english for two years.

Dan has been working with me since 2010.

Exercise 2

I haven´t had any freeetime this week.

I have been writing to five campanies This week.

Rebeca has been swimming she was a child.

We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friend.

How long have you been knew

Exercise 3

Richard has sent his CVto a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach

Pleasse fill in This agency form as son as posible.

Are there any job vacancy in your organisation.

What qualications do you need to be a Doctor.

Im going for an interviewfor my dream job next week, so wish me lunch.

Exercise 4

How much do you I owe ?

Have you got anything smaller?

Could you lend me $ 20 ?

Have you got for $ 10 a note for change  ?

Do you think we should leave a tip ?

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Name : Katty Castillo
Exercise 1

Paul didn´t feel well since last week.

I have been live here for six years.

Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.

We have been studing english for two years.

Dan has been working with me since 2010.

Exercise 2

I haven´t had any freeetime This week.

I have been writing to five campanies This week.

Rebeca has been swimming she was a child.

We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friend.

How long have you been knew

Exercise 3

Richard has sent his CVto a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach

Pleasse fill in This agency form as son as posible.

Are there any job vacancy in your organisation.

What qualications do you need to be a Doctor.

Im going for an interviewfor my dream job next week, so wish me lunch.

Exercise 4

How much do you I owe ?

Have you got anything smaller?

Could you lend me $ 20 ?

Have you got for $ 10 a note for change  ?

Do you think we should leave a tip ?

LISTENING

Three thousand pounds.

Eighty four poin for six.

Two billon.

Seven hundred and ninety.

Twenty one point five.

Six millions dolars.

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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TUTORIAL CLASSES
GRAMMAR
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live  here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english  for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you  owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

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TUTORIAL CLASSES
Gramar
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live  here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english  for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you  owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

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Name: Jodie Padilla
GRAMMAR

1.    Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.    I have been living here for six years

3.    Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.    We have been studying english for two years

5.    Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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Name: Alonso Delgado

GRAMMAR

1.    Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.    I have been living here for six years

3.    Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.    We have been studying english for two years

5.    Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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Name: JORDY APOLO
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live  here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english  for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you  owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

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Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 22/02/2021
GRAMMAR

1.    Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.    I have been living here for six years

3.    Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.    We have been studying english for two years

5.    Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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Name: Víctor Alejandro

Date: 22/02/2021

GRAMMAR

1.    Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.    I have been living here for six years

3.    Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.    We have been studying english for two years

5.    Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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date 23-02-2021
GRAMMAR

1.    Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.    I have been living here for six years

3.    Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.    We have been studying english for two years

5.    Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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GRAMMAR

1.    Paul didnt felt well since last week

2.    I have been living here for six years

3.    Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4.    We have been studying english for two years

5.    Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live  here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english  for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

Exercise 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 22/02/2021
GROUP B
Exercises in class
How long have you been waiting for me?
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars
Exercice in class 2
How long have you been driving?
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
Exercise  in class 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?
Activity 1
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch.
Activity 2
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

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NAME. MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA
DATE: 22-02-2020
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live  here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english  for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

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NAME: Elian Franco Jaramillo Rivas
DATE: 22/02/2021
1)
How long have you been waiting for me?
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
2)
How long have you been driveing?
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
3)
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch.
4)
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

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Name: Brigith Vivanco
Exercise 1
>Paúl didn't fell well since last week
>I have been living here for six years
>Julia sitting at the computer all day
>We have been studying english for two years
>Dan has been working whith me since 2010
Exercise 2
>I haven't had any free time his week
>I have bee writing to five companies this week
>Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
>We have been sharing a flat for over a year and were still friends
>How long have you been knew Jack
Exercise 3
>How much do you a owe
>Have you got anything smaller
>Could you lend me $10
>Have you got for $10 a note for change
>Do you think we should leave a tip

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Name: Jessica Patricia  Gómez
Date:22/2/2021
1)
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
2)
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a
child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and
we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
3)
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he
hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as
possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job
next week, so wish me luch.
4)
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

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NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
DATE: 22/02/2021
GROUP A
Grammar
How long have you been waiting for me?
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
Exercice 2
How long have you been driveing?
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
Exercice 3
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch.
Exercice 4
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

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NAME: ALEJANDRO SEBASTIAN BRAVO MERIZALDE
DATE: 22/02/2021
* Paul didn´t feel well since last week
* I Have been live here for six years
* Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
* We have been studing English for two years
* Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
* I haven´t had any free time this week
* I have been writing to five companies this week
* Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
* We have been sharing a fiat for over a year and were still friends
* How long have you been know jack?

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name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
Exercise 1
Paul didn't feel well since last week
I have been live  here for six years
Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
We have been studing english  for two years
Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
I haven't had any freee time this week
I have been writing to five companies this week
Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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Name: Byron Gallegos
Date.22/02/2021
Exercise 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live  here for six years
- Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
- We have been studing english  for two years
- Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
I haven't had any freee time this week
I have been writing to five companies this week
Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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Alexis Collaguazo Torres
Level II     22/02/2021
Exercise 1
Paul didn't feel well since last week
I have been live  here for six years
Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
We have been studing english  for two years
Dan has been working with me since 2010

Exercise 2
I haven't had any freee time this week
I have been writing to five companies this week
Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
How long have you been knew Jack?

Exercise 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?

Listen
3000 pounds
2 billion
eighty four point six
Seven hundred and ninety
twenty one point five
6 millions

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Name: Josselyn Paladines
EXCERCICE 1
-Paul didn't felt well since last week
-I have been living here for six years
-Julia sitting  at the computer all day
-We have been studying english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1.    I haven”t had any free time this week

2.    I have been writing to five companies this week

3.    Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4.    We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5.    How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1.    Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2.    Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3.    Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4.    What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5.    Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1.    How much do you I owe?

2.    Have you got anything smaller?

3.    Could you lend me $ 20?

4.    Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5.    Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1.    Three thousand pounds

2.    Eighty four poin for six

3.    Two billion

4.    Seven hundred and ninety

5.    Twenty one point five

6.    Six millions dolars

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1. Paul didn´t felt well since last week.
2. I have been living  here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studying english for two years
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.

Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

Exercice 2
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. we have  been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends
5. How long have you been knew.

Exercise 3
-How much do you I owe?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you led me $10?
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip?

Activity 1
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as posible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to he a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so with me lunch.

Activity 2
1. how much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you led me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you thing we should leave a tip?
1
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NAME: Alonso Delgado
DATE: 22/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple

In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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GROUP "A"
Date: 11-02-2021

Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

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Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 17/2/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

·   We use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

·  We do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

·  In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

· But if a verb describes state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

· If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 16/2/2021
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 11/2/2021
VOCABULARY

Jewellery:

Bracelet, earrings, necklace.

Cosmetics:

Lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish.

Toiletries:

Perfume, deodorant, moisturiser.

Hair products:

Comb, hair gel, hair brush.

Products for men:

Aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

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Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 17th, 2021
Group: "A"
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

But if a verb describes state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 16th, 2021
Group: "A"
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 11th, 2021
Group: "A"
VOCABULARY
Jewellery:

Bracelet, earrings, necklace.

Cosmetics:

Lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish.

Toiletries:

Perfume, deodorant, moisturiser.

Hair products:

Comb, hair gel, hair brush.

Products for men:

Aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

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NAME: JORDY APOLO
DATE: 18/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

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Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 11/02/2021
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

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Name: Kerly Jiménez
Date: 16/02/2021

How do we torm the  past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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NAME: Víctor Alejandro
DATE:17/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

we use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present

we do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS            AND PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE

In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
-WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
-WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
-In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.

In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning

Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez.
How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
DATE:17/02/2020
1. We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
2. We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
3. We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
not They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
not/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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NAME: María Janina Díaz Sarango.                               Date: 17/02/2021       PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS -WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT - WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT  PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE  -In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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NAME: María Janina Díaz Sarango.                               Date: 17/02/2021       PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS -WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT - WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT  PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE  -In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE:17/02/2020
1. We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
2. We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
3. We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
not They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
not/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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Name: Daniela Carrión
Date:17-02/2021
PRESESENT PERFECT-STRUCTURE
Have+been+verb+ing
Use the present perfect continuous to talk abaut actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUNS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
If a verb describes a state "for know" we cannot use the continuous form.

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Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo Paute.
GROUP A
Name: Nadia Calderon
Which tings are they talking about?
Flying, sunbathing and going to the hairdressers.
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flying
LISTENING
Ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day

4. I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.

5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons
6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and sunny.
Which form of the verb comes after would like/ would love?
Verb in infinite
Which verb are followed by an- inf form?
Like, enjoy, love and hate
Questions
Do you like dance?
Would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
Tent, knife, torch, baterries, blottled water, blanket, compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirror, rope, sunglasses, suncream, toiltet paper, water tablets.
GRAMMAR
1. Look at the sentences and ansawer ghe questions.
Do the sentences refer to a real possibility or an imaginary situation?
If you went to livee on a deseart island, what would you take?
2. What is the verb form in the if clause?
Verb in past
3. What is the verb form in the main clause?
Verb in infinitive
4. Can you change the order of the if clause and the main clause?
Yes, But the only difference is that it would no longer take a coma.
5. Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?
No specific but is imaginary.

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Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 17/02/2021

We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.

In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning

Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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Name: Jodiee Padilla
Date: 17-02-2021

We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.

In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning

Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

# data[].attributes.body
Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 16/02/2021

How o we form the past simple passive?
When the action is important.

Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:16/02/2021
GROUP "B"
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:17/02/2021
group "B"

We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.

In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning

Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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Name: Stive Cajas
Date: February, 17th, 2021
Present Perfect Continuous
We use present perfect continuous when the action starts in the past and continuous in the present.
Examples
I've been playing basketball since I was in the garden.
I've been jumping rope al day.
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- We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
- We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
- We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.
- Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
-In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

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NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE:17/02/2021

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

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Date: 17 /02/2021
Present perfect continuous
The "present perfect continuous" refers to a nonspecific period of time between the past and the present
Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
not They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
not/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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Name: Karen Chavez Sarango.
Date:17/02/2021

We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.

In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning

Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez
Date: 17/02/2021

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple

In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

- I've been living in this house for over a year.
- I've lived in this house for over a year.

But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

-They've knownede hotel or han 50 years
NOT To have been knowing each other for more than 50 years.

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
- I'va made six phone calts todas.
NOT I' ve been making six phone calts today.

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Name: Jean Estrada.

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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Alexis Collaguazo
Level II              11/02/2021
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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NAME: MARLON STEEVEN CHUNI
DATE: 17/02/2021
We use present perfect continuous when the action starts in the past and continuous in the present.

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Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 17/02/2021
We the action perfect continuous when the action starts in tne past and continuous in the present

- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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Name: Elian A. Maldonado
Date: 17/02/2021
-- We use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present
-- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
---Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
--If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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NAME: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA
DATE: 17-02-2021
We use the present perfect continuous  to tak about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
she's been working as doctor for 40 years .
we use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
we use for to talk about `periods of time it answers questions.
we do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past  and continue to the present. phrases often occur with the present perfect continuous, but do not need for or since.
all my life
all month
all morning
all year
all day
all week
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
- I  many cases, we can use the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous  with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
- I've been living in this house  for over a year .
- I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if  a verb describes a state ( for example like, love, be , have, see, know, ) we cannot use the continuous form.
they've known each other for more than 50 years.
not  they have been knowing each other for more than 50 years .
If we  mention  a number or quantity , we normaly use the simple form .
I've made six phone calls today.
not. I've been making six phone calls today .

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Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 17/02/2021
We  use the Prefect Prefec continuos to talk about actions that started in the past and con continue to the presen
Present perfec continuos and present perfect simple
- We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
DATE: 17/02/2021

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

EX: for 40 years, for a minute

We use sinse to talkabout point with how long

EX: since 1965, since last year.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Presen perfect continous with for and since with no real difference in meanings.
But if a verb describes a state, we cannot use the continuos form.
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

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NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: FEBRUARY 17th, 2021
GROUP: "B"
We use present perfect continuous to talk about acctions that started in the past and continue to the present.
Examples:
I've been learning English since I was in the high-school.
I've been watching English movies all day.
- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

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Name: Kerly Jiménez.
Date: 18/02/2021

*We  use the Prefect Prefec continuos to talk about actions that started in the past and con continue to the presen
Present perfec continuos and present perfect simple
- We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
-WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
- WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
-In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.
-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

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Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 17/02/2021
- We  use the "Present perfect continuous" to talk about acctions that started in the past and continue to the present.
- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state,  for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

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Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date: 17/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
- WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT

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Name: Erika Tandazo
Date: February 16th, 2021

How do we form the past simple passive?
When the action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 18th, 2021

Group: B
Structure
have + been + verb + ing
Use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUNS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

If a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

EXAMPLE:

They've known each other far note thah 50 years.

NO They have been knowing each other for more thah 50 years .

lf we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

EXAMPLE:

I've made six phone calls today.

NO I’ve been making six phone call today

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Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: February 17th, 2021
Group: B

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

-In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.

-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

They ve known each other for more than 50 years.

NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years.

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

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Name: Nadia Calderon
Date: February 17th, 2021
We use the Presente perfect  contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.
the difference is in the verb what describe a state for example like, love, be have, se, and know We cannot use the continuous form.

# data[].attributes.body
Name: Maria Tapia
Date: Feb. 16th,2021
How do we torm the  past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

# data[].attributes.body
Name: Elian A. Maldonado

How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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How do we form the past simple passive? When de action is important Structure: Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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How do we form the past simple passive? When de action is important Structure: Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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DATE: 11 February, 2021“GROUP B” Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace. Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush 

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DATE: 11 February, 2021“GROUP B” Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace. Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush 

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Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 11/2/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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NAME: Alexandra Encarnacion
DATE: 11 February, 2021

“GROUP B”
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush

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NAME: Alexandra Encarnacion
DATE: 11 February, 2021

“GROUP B”
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

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Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: February 11th, 2021
Group: B
How do we torm the  past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 11-02-2021
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 11th, 2021

Group: B

How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

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Name: JORDY APOLO
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle