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must/can´t/might and the present/perfect infinitive
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Revision of tenses
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intermediate
Age:
14-17
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305
Present Participle of Full Infinitive
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intermediate
Age:
8-100
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218
Advanced Tenses 3- w/ key
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advanced
Age:
14-17
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231
Tenses review (B2)
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intermediate
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14-17
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194
Test about children´s television viewing habits
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intermediate
Age:
12-14
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182
Revision (present tenses, stative verbs, too and enough, present and past participles, relative clauses, phrasal verbs make and turn, infinitive and gerund)
Level:
intermediate
Age:
12-100
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152
Use
can't
or
must
or
might/might not
and
present or perfect infinitive
(simple or continuous) as in the example :
I am sure she works as a nurse - She
must work
as a nurse.
Tip:
present infinitive : to work
perfect infinitive : to have worked
continuous form : to be working
continuous form : to have been working
1.
I am sure the students are taking a test at the moment.
The students
a test at the moment.
2.I am sure they played in several films together.
They
in several films together.
3.I am not sure, but perhaps he will be the new star in the film.
He
the new star in the film.
4.I am not sure, but I think he didn't come here to apologize.
He
here to apologize.
5.It is certain that the Smiths didn't like their new house.
The Smiths
their new house.
6.Perhaps she was taking poetry lessons.
She
poetry lessons.
7.The couple is having a fight, so I guess they are feeling unhappy.
The couple is having a fight, so they
happy.
8.I am sure the student got an A- because he looks satisfied.
The student
an A- because he looks satisfied.
9.As I can see, he isn't leaving, he is just going to the bathroom!
As I can see, he
, he is just going to the bathroom!
10.Perhaps she likes cats more than dogs.
She
cats more than dogs.
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