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    GI B1 U2 Grammar Standard

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    GI B1 U2 Grammar Standard

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    This document provides examples of using present perfect tense with time expressions like "for", "since" and "how long" as well as examples using "yet", "already" and "just". It includes exercises to practice forming questions using "how long" and completing sentences and answers using time expressions. Key grammar points covered are present perfect, past simple and using adverbs of time with different tenses.

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    This document provides examples of using present perfect tense with time expressions like "for", "since" and "how long" as well as examples using "yet", "already" and "just". It includes exercises to practice forming questions using "how long" and completing sentences and answers using time expressions. Key grammar points covered are present perfect, past simple and using adverbs of time with different tenses.

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    This document provides examples of using present perfect tense with time expressions like "for", "since" and "how long" as well as examples using "yet", "already" and "just". It includes exercises to practice forming questions using "how long" and completing sentences and answers using time expressions. Key grammar points covered are present perfect, past simple and using adverbs of time with different tenses.

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    UNIT

    2 Grammar

    Present perfect with for, since and Present perfect and past simple
    How long …? 4 Tick () the correct sentences.
    1 Order the words to make questions. 1 They haven’t started washing the
    1 have / how long / you / Takumi / known / ? car yet. 
    How long have you known Takumi? 2 We have been to the seaside last
    Saturday.
    2 been / have / how long / you / in the
    school choir / ? 3 Did Mika know Jenna since they were
    children?

    3 her pet cat / Kasia / has / had / how long / ? 4 I saw Pink in concert in 2017.
    5 My dog has just started barking at
    the postman.
    4 in his band / has / played / Mark /
    how long / ? 6 Jan had guitar lessons since last year.

    5 have / friends / how long / we / been / ?

    2 Complete the answers with for or since.


    Then match them with the questions
    in exercise 1.
    1 He’s played in it    for   six
    months. 4
    2 I’ve been in it the beginning
    of term.
    3 I’ve known him September.
    4 We’ve been friends ages!
    5 She’s had it last July.
    5 Complete the sentences with the present
    perfect or past simple form of the verbs
    in brackets.
    just, yet and already
    1 Our teacher    wasn’t   
    3 Complete the sentences with just, yet or (not be) at school yesterday, so we had
    already. a different teacher.
    1 Have you made dinner     yet  ? 2 We (have) an
    I’m hungry! amazing Chinese meal on Saturday
    2 Please don’t go in the kitchen – I’ve evening.
    washed the floor. 3 Our cousins
    3 We’ve seen this documentary – (not visit) us yet this year.
    our teacher showed it to us last week. 4 you
    4 My brother hasn’t learnt to drive (go) swimming on
    , so he has to take the bus Wednesday?
    to work. 5 We (not play)
    5 Sally’s parents have bought football in the park because it was raining.
    her a puppy – he’s so cute! 6 you
    (see) the new Sonic
    the Hedgehog film yet?

    Get Involved! B1 © Macmillan Education Limited 2021 Standard

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