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By the time we got to the party, all the pizza _______________ (eat).

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This free present perfect continuous (or present perfect progressive) exercise is to practice the question forms.

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QUIZ

Future continuous + Future perfect

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20 questions

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If his dad lends him the new car, Tom ______ to drive by the end of the week.

answer choices

will have learnt

will be learning

Q.
This time next month, ______ in Cordoba.

answer choices

you 'll be rock climbed

you'll be rock climbing

Q.
She is so clumsy! _______ all of the glasses by the end of the party.

answer choices

'll have broken

'll be breaking

Q.
He was exhausted and I cannot wake him up. By midday, he _______for over twelve hours.

answer choices

'll be sleeping

'll have slept

Q.
Do you think it _________ at midday tomorrow?

answer choices

will be raining

will have rained

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Please, save my number or by the end of the afternoon, you _______ it!

answer choices

will be forgetting

will have forgotten

Q.
Most of us will have left school ___ we are nineteen.

answer choices

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There won't be anyone at school by 2pm. Everyone _______ home

answer choices

will be going

will have gone

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Julie _______ (not work) this time next week. She'll be on holiday!

answer choices

won't be working

won't have worked

Q.
Do you think that the mechanic _______ the car by tomorrow?

answer choices

will have fixed

will be fixing

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Don't phone me before 8 o'clock, we _______ (have) dinner.

answer choices

'll have had

'll be having

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We _______ (move) into our new house soon. I'm so excited.

answer choices

'll be moving

'll have moved

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I promise that by the time you arrive I _______ something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.

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will be cooking

will have cooked

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I´m sure that when you get off the train, he _______ for you on the platform.

answer choices

will be waiting

will have waited

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Please, come at 8. By that time, I ______ my homework and we can go out.

answer choices

will have finished

will be finishing

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I'm sure when you call her, that couch potato _______ (watch) TV. She's always in front of the TV!

answer choices

will be watching

wil lhave watched

Q.
We are visiting a new city every week. By the end of the summer, we _______ all the most important cities in Europe.

answer choices

will have seen

will be seeing

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In less than 2 years, my grandparents _______ for 50 years. We are going to celebrate it.

answer choices

will be getting married

will have been married

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By the time we get to Bariloche this evening, we _____ more than nine hundred km. We are going to be worn out.

answer choices

will have driven

will be driving

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This time next week, she ____________ to Mexico.

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will be flying

will have flown

will have flew

will fly

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p. 11-DETERMINERS 2_ see: A few/ Few; A little, Little.

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p. 11-DETERMINERS 2_ see: A few/ Few; A little, Little.

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Verbs + -ing

Some verbs in English are followed by another verb in the -ing form. The most common of these verbs are verbs of liking and disliking: love, like, enjoy, don't mind, don't like, hate. If we use another verb after these verbs, it often takes the -ing form.

The second verb is in the -ing form in the past too.

-ing spelling

You can check the spelling of the -ing form of the verbs in the table below.

Verbs + to + infinitive

Many verbs in English are followed by to + infinitive. Some of these verbs are: forget, hope, learn, need, offer, plan, remember, start, want and would like.

The second verb takes the to + infinitive form in the past too.

would like

The verb would like (or 'd like) is different from like. We use would like + to + infinitive and we normally use like + -ing verb to talk about general preference.

The meaning is also different.

We use the question would you like... when we offer or suggest something.

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Welcome to the world of Lucius Popidius Secundus, a 17-year old living in Rome in 73 AD. His life is a typical one of arranged marriages, coming-of-age festivals, and communal baths. Take a look at this exquisitely detailed lesson on life of a typical Roman teenager two thousand years ago.
Freeborn women in ancient Rome were citizens (cives) but could not vote or hold political office. Because of their limited public role, women are named less frequently than men by Roman historians. But while Roman women held no direct political power, those from wealthy or powerful families could and did exert influence through private negotiations. Exceptional women who left an undeniable mark on history range from the semi-legendary Lucretia and Claudia Quinta, whose stories took on mythic significance; fierce Republican-era women such as Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi and Fulvia, who commanded an army and issued coins bearing her image; women of the Julio-Claudian dynasty, most prominently Livia, who contributed to the formation of Imperial mores; and the empress Helena, a driving force in promoting Christianity.
Porticus of Livia: Begun by Augustus on the site of the house of Vedius Pollio ( q.v.) in 15 B.C., and finished and dedicated to Livia in 7 B.C. (Cass. Dio LIV.23; LV.8; Suet. Aug. 29; Ov. Fast. VI.639). It is represented on three fragments of the Marble Plan (10, 11, 109), and was situated on the north slope of the Oppius on the south side of the clivus Suburanus, between this street and the later baths of Trajan. The porticus was rectangular, about 115 metres long and 75 wide, with an outer wall and double row of columns within.
The Colosseum is an elliptical amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy. Built of concrete and stone, it was the largest amphitheatre of the Roman Empire, and is considered one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and engineering. It is the largest amphitheatre in the world.Construction began under the emperor Vespasian in 70 AD, and was completed in 80 AD under his successor and heir Titus.
A gladiator was an armed combatant who entertained audiences in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire in violent confrontations with other gladiators, wild animals, and condemned criminals. Some gladiators were volunteers who risked their legal and social standing and their lives by appearing in the arena. Most were despised as slaves, schooled under harsh conditions, socially marginalized, and segregated even in death. Women were not allowed prime seating at gladiator events (with rare, notable exceptions).

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Change the direct speech into reported speech

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Inversion after negative adverbials online exercise for Advanced. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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INVERSION (answer the questions)

1. What did you do as soon as you arrived here? (No sooner)

2. What did Eva do when she got to class? (Hardly)

3. What can’t you do during an exam? (Under no circumstances)

4. What do you need to do if you want to pass an exam? (Not only)

5. When did you last write a composition this school year? (Not even once)

6. When did you last study inversions? (Never)

7. What will you do as soon as you leave school this afternoon? (No sooner)

8. What did you do yesterday when you arrived home? (Barely)

9. What did you learn from the news yesterday? (Little)

10. Tell your partner about something you have never done before. (On no occasion)

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We use indirect questions when we want to ask a question in a more polite way.

Let's compare direct questions and indirect questions:

In indirect questions, the word order is subject + verb.

We don't use do/did in the second part of the question.

You can use if or whether in questions without a question word (yes/no questions)

Grammar Practice

Level of difficulty:

Speaking Practice

Level of difficulty:

Change the direct question into an indirect one

Discuss the question with your group. Give as many details as possible

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Complete the sentences with the correct form of the present perfect

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Ask a student, a volunteer hopefully, to leave the room. While that person is out of the room you and the rest of the class decide on something very unusual that could have happened while they were out of the room. A good example is two students get married, the OHP explodes, basically whatever the students can suggest.

Then, the person who has left the room comes back in and asks each student in turn only one question and the full question is 'What would you have done if this had happened?'

And each student in turn answers in a full sentence for example, 'If this had happened, I would have bought some flowers'.

Now, they mustn't mention the names of anyone involved because at the end the student who is guessing has to work out what happened to whom and, if they can't, you can go round again with new answers.

[As this is for speaking practice, the students should use the contracted form for the conditional grammar - 'If this'd happened, I'd 've bought some flowers.']

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Ask a student, a volunteer hopefully, to leave the room. While that person is out of the room you and the rest of the class decide on something very unusual that could have happened while they were out of the room. A good example is two students get married, the OHP explodes, basically whatever the students can suggest.

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p.87-even MORE perfect modals: SHOULD HAVE / 3rd Conditionals

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Unit 9 - Exercise 1 - Criticising past actions | Solutions | Oxford University Press

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PASSIVE VOICE game 2- more challenging...

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By the time we got to the party, all the pizza _______________ (eat).

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Describe the process

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1. Thousands of people watched the match on television.
2. Steven has fixed the flat tyre.
3. Every July, the Smiths send their son to summer camp.
4. Somebody will clean the car every Saturday.
5. The council recycle millions of glass bottles every year.

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Intro- revision game: adjectives OR adverbs.

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Intro- revision game: adjectives OR adverbs.

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We use past modals to speculate on past events. Here are some examples.

May have / Might have = something possibly happened (but we aren't sure if it did)

"They may have left early because of the holiday traffic." (= Maybe they left early...)
"They might have taken the train." (= Maybe they took the train.)

The negative form is " might not have":
"He might not have received the message." (= Maybe he didn't receive the message.)

Could have = something was possible in theory
"He could have become a doctor." (= He had the ability to become a doctor, but he didn't.)

The negative form is " couldn't have":
"He couldn't have seen you - it was too dark."

Can't have = something was not logically possible
"She can't have passed the exam - she didn't study at all!"

Must have = we are sure about something
"You must have known that we had a test today - the teacher sent us all a message."

Should have = something was a good idea (but didn't happen)
"You should have told me about the sale. I could have got some new shoes at a discount!"

Would have = something happened (or didn't happen) in the past as a result of something else
"If he had called me, I would have gone to the party."

Past Modals

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If I had bought a new car, - I wouldn't have been late for work., If I hadn't found my cat, - I would have been very sad., If I hadn't climbed up the tree, - I wouldn't have got hurt. , If it had rained yesterday, - we wouldn't have had a picnic., If I had arrived on time, - I wouldn't have missed my flight., If I had studied more, - I would have got a better grade.,

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Recurso didáctico | 1) Last week, you lost your passport at the airport and couldn't board the plane to go on holiday.

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Fill in the blanks with an article or another determiner.

Answers

1. Yesterday I had a strange experience.

2. I saw some German tourists in the store.

3. He has a keen eye for detail.

4. He was the only child of a/the rich merchant.

5. The person who died yesterday was a heart patient.

6. The film that we saw yesterday was interesting.

7. The tea is very strong. You must add some more milk to it.

8. Can I have some apples?

9. I saw an/the elephant in the zoo.

10. Don't make any noise. I must get some sleep.

11. People ride camels in a/the desert.

12. There is a school for the deaf in this city.

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100

I/play/football before.

I have played football before.

100

My dad/ not travel / to the US /before.

My dad hasn't traveled to the US before.

100

you/walk/dog/?

Have you walked the dog?

100

Turn the sentence into a question.

Maria and Shanon have finished their History project.

Have Shanon and Maria finished their History project?

100

drive- see

driven- seen

200

They/study/for the English exam.

They have studied for the English exam.

200

They /not study/for the science exam.

They have not studied for the science exam.

200

you/ever/call/for an ambulance?

Have you ever called for an ambulance?

200

Make a question.

you/ bedroom/ your/ clean ?

Have you cleaned your bedroom?

200

read- shut-

read- shut

300

We/just/get back/from/our holidays

We/just/get back/from/our holidays

300

Susan and Mark /never/perform/the dance.

Susan and Mark have never performed the dance.

300

you/ever/be/San Francisco?

Have you ever been to San Francisco?

300

Correct or Incorrect?

I haven't did my homework.

incorrect!

I haven't DONE my homework.

300

be-run

been/ gone-  run

400

My /homework /do /sister /her / English

My sister has done her English homework.

400

Mike/cartoon/ not watch/new /the.

Mike has not watched the new cartoon.

400

How long/she/study/there?

How long has she studied there?

400

Correct or not?

Dan hasn't drove a car.

incorrect!

Dan hasn't DRIVEN a car.

400

swim- buy- come

swum- bought- come

500

Neil's so smart! He/ learn/ Spanish, Chinese, and French.

Neil's incredible! He has learned Spanish, Chinese and French.

500

I/not do/my life/stupid things/too many/in

I haven't done too many stupid things in my life.

500

Have /ever/ you/ the/ travel/ to / US?

Have you ever travelled to the US?

500

Which of these sentences is CORRECT?

1. Have Lucy played golf before?

2. I have never went to a basketball game.

3. My car hasn't been fixed.

3. My car hasn't been fixed yet.

500

catch- speak- hide

caught- spoken- hidden

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100

That's the boy who/which won the award.

who

100

My uncle, ____ car is parked outside the school gate, is waiting for me.

whose

100

She's the girl who/whose dad is a lawyer.

She's the girl whose dad is a lawyer

100

The waitress, ____ deserves a reward, has done a good deed.

who

100

The woman was a genious. She wrote this book.

The woman who wrote this book was a genious.

200

The teacher ________ received the prize is my former teacher.

who

200

Show me the street ______ the crime took place.

where

200

She's the girl who/whose dad is a lawyer

She's the girl whose dad is a lawyer.

200

That's the camera which/whose they stole.

which

200

I saw a film last night. The film was terrible.

The film that I saw last night was terrible.

300

He's the Maths teacher ___________ lessons I love

whose

300

The person _____ stole the money was finally caught.

who

300

That is the minister's son ____ is now working as our teacher.

who

300

The man I met was friendly.

Right or wrong?

Right

300

My uncle lives in Sydney. He's a very successful singer.

My uncle, who lives in Sydney, is a successful singer.

400

Blackmail is a crime where often involves money

which

400

The police officer spoke to the man. The man's dog was barking at a tourist.

The police officer spoke to the man whose dog was barking at a tourist.

400

Show me the well from _____ you said the bad smell is coming from.

which

400

They damaged the wall ________ my dad had painted.

which

400

He went into the desert alone. It was a dangerous thing to do.

He went into the desert alone, which was a dangerous thing to do.

500

They have all gone to the stadium at ____ the concert will be staged.

which

500

The man who wife is a judge is over there.

Is it correct?

500

The man was angry.

His bag had been stolen.

The man whose bag had been stolen was angry.

500

She is a teacher. Her husband is a private investigator

She is the teacher whose husband is a private investigator.

500

Stephen King has sold millions of books. It has made him very rich.

Stephen King has sold millions of books, which has made him very rich.

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have to and don't have to

have to and don't have to

100

She`s a chef and _________ cook every day.

She`s a chef and has to cook every day.

100

I ______ (not) go to bed early.

I don't have to go to bed early.

100

I ___________ (not/do) my homework

don't have to do

200

Find the mistake:

she have to go to bed early.

She has to instead to she have to

200

Find the mistake:

My dad has work on Saturdays.

has to

200

Find the mistake:

we don't have  park here.

to

300

complete:

She _______ (wear) a uniform, but we can wear jeans on Fridays.

has to

300

complete:

________ Alan______ soccer after school?

Does Alan have to play soccer after school?

300

Say 3 sentences using "have to" and 3 sentences using "don't have to"

Correct!

400

Say 2 sentences using have to.

400

Say 2 sentences with don't have to

400

Tell us what you have to do this weekend

500

ask a classmate about the things they have to do at home.

500

Ask a classmate about the things they don't have to do at home.

500

Say 3 things you have to do at school.

Correct

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Rewrite the sentences
Active voice

100

I / hair / cut / yesterday

I had my hair cut yesterday.

100

Someone cleans the carpets every day.

(I)

I have my carpets cleaned every day.

100

I had my favourite mug broken.

Someone broke my favorite mug.

100

Someone checks Henry's guitar after every show.

Henry has his guitar checked after every show.

200

We / door / repair / last week

We had the door repaired last week.

200

My computer is not working, I'm taking it to a technician.

(fix)

I'll have my computer fixed.

200

He has his dinner cooked.

Someone cooks dinner for him.

200

Someone has delivered Myriam's newspaper.

Myriam has her newspaper delivered.

300

They / paint / house / green

They had the house painted green.

300

We ask someone to check the accounts every two weeks.

We have our accounts checked every two weeks.

300

I had my car washed last Saturday.

They washed my car last Saturday.

300

Someone did her make-up.

She had her make-up done.

400

Yesterday / the windows / I /clean

I had the windows cleaned yesterday.

400

She took my picture.

I had my picture taken.

400

I will have my watch repaired.

Someone will repair my watch.

400

The dentist checks my teeth once a month.

I have my teeth checked once a month.

500

Dye / her / hair / she

She had her hair dyed.

500

Laura should cut her hair.

Laura should have her hair cut.

500

I will have my curtains cleaned.

They will clean my curtains.

500

Someone will make her wedding dress.

She will have her wedding dress made.

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Future continuous + Future perfect

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20 questions

Q.
If his dad lends him the new car, Tom ______ to drive by the end of the week.

answer choices

will have learnt

will be learning

Q.
This time next month, ______ in Cordoba.

answer choices

you 'll be rock climbed

you'll be rock climbing

Q.
She is so clumsy! _______ all of the glasses by the end of the party.

answer choices

'll have broken

'll be breaking

Q.
He was exhausted and I cannot wake him up. By midday, he _______for over twelve hours.

answer choices

'll be sleeping

'll have slept

Q.
Do you think it _________ at midday tomorrow?

answer choices

will be raining

will have rained

Q.
Please, save my number or by the end of the afternoon, you _______ it!

answer choices

will be forgetting

will have forgotten

Q.
Most of us will have left school ___ we are nineteen.

answer choices

Q.
There won't be anyone at school by 2pm. Everyone _______ home

answer choices

will be going

will have gone

Q.
Julie _______ (not work) this time next week. She'll be on holiday!

answer choices

won't be working

won't have worked

Q.
Do you think that the mechanic _______ the car by tomorrow?

answer choices

will have fixed

will be fixing

Q.
Don't phone me before 8 o'clock, we _______ (have) dinner.

answer choices

'll have had

'll be having

Q.
We _______ (move) into our new house soon. I'm so excited.

answer choices

'll be moving

'll have moved

Q.
I promise that by the time you arrive I _______ something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.

answer choices

will be cooking

will have cooked

Q.
I´m sure that when you get off the train, he _______ for you on the platform.

answer choices

will be waiting

will have waited

Q.
Please, come at 8. By that time, I ______ my homework and we can go out.

answer choices

will have finished

will be finishing

Q.
I'm sure when you call her, that couch potato _______ (watch) TV. She's always in front of the TV!

answer choices

will be watching

wil lhave watched

Q.
We are visiting a new city every week. By the end of the summer, we _______ all the most important cities in Europe.

answer choices

will have seen

will be seeing

Q.
In less than 2 years, my grandparents _______ for 50 years. We are going to celebrate it.

answer choices

will be getting married

will have been married

Q.
By the time we get to Bariloche this evening, we _____ more than nine hundred km. We are going to be worn out.

answer choices

will have driven

will be driving

Q.
This time next week, she ____________ to Mexico.

answer choices

will be flying

will have flown

will have flew

will fly

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Reporting verbs - admit doing, refuse to do, etc.

Exercise 1

Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.

Reporting verbs

Reporting verbs are used to report what somebody said, like promise, say, ask, admit, etc. And we normally classify these verbs into different groups depending on the structure they can be found in. In the grammar chart below you can see the most common reporting verbs and how they are used.

In the grammar chart below you can see the same verbs with example sentences.

The perfect gerund - regret doing vs regret having done

We use the perfect gerund to indicate that the action expressed by the verb was completed in the past.

I regret being married. (=now)

I regret having been married (=in the past)

However, it's often obvious whether the action in the gerund happened in the past or not. In those cases, we can use the simple gerund or the perfect gerund with little difference in meaning. With the perfect gerund, we emphasise that the action was completed in the past.

He admitted stealing the money.

He admitted having stolen the money.

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