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Ayubowan, dear students! Let's start by understanding complex tenses. These are verb forms that use multiple auxiliary verbs to express detailed timing of actions. For example: 'I will have been studying.' Here, we use three auxiliary verbs (will + have + been) plus the main verb with -ing.

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Interactive Exercise: Spot the Complex Tense

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Interactive Exercise: Spot the Complex Tense

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Task: Identify the complex tenses in the following passage about Sri Lankan cricket:<br>'By next year, Kumar will have been playing cricket for 20 years. When he retires, he will have been representing our country in international matches for over two decades.'

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In groups of four, create a timeline of your university life using complex and compound tenses. Include past experiences and future plans. Example: 'By the time we graduate, we will have been studying here for four years.'

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Test your understanding of complex and compound tenses with this interactive quiz. Complete it and share your scores in our next class!

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A multiple-choice quiz that tests the ability to identify tenses in English. For ESL learners and teachers.

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Write a 200-word paragraph about your future career goals using at least five different complex or compound tenses. Example: 'By 2025, I will have completed my degree, and I will have been working towards my career goals.'

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Exchange your writing challenge submissions with a partner. Use the checklist provided to identify and highlight the complex and compound tenses used. Discuss any errors or alternative tense choices.

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Watch out for these common errors:
1. Mixing up 'will have been' and 'would have been'
2. Forgetting to use the correct participle form
3. Incorrect auxiliary verb order
Let's discuss these in detail during our next class!