English Grammar Practice Book

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The present perfect continuous The present perfect continuous is used to talk about a continuing activity in the past that still has an effect on the present moment. It usually refers to the recent past.

MATCH THE BEGINNINGS OF THE SENTENCES TO THE CORRECT ENDINGS

REWRITE THE SENTENCES, PUTTING THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER

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pages 272-273

Substitution

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pages 220-221

Prepositions of place

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pages 258-259

“As... as” comparisons

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pages 234-235

Adverbs of manner

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pages 240-241

Prepositions

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pages 256-257

Ellipsis

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pages 215-216

Other relative structures

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pages 202-203

Possibility

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pages 152-153

Question words with “-ever”

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pages 204-205

Subject-verb agreement

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pages 172-173

Articles review

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pages 158-159

Ability

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pages 142-143

Obligations

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pages 148-149

Modal verbs

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pages 140-141

Reporting verbs

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page 117

Verb patterns with objects

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pages 133-134

Short questions

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page 108

Reported speech

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pages 112-113

Open questions

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pages 100-101

Question tags

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pages 106-107

Short answers

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page 109

Indirect questions

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pages 104-105

Forming questions

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pages 94-97

The present perfect continuous

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pages 40-41

The past perfect simple

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pages 42-43

The past perfect continuous

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pages 44-45

The passive in the future

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pages 74-75

“Used to” and “would”

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pages 46-47

The future in the past

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pages 62-63

The past continuous

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pages 34-35

The future perfect

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pages 60-61
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