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    Unit

    1 Days Gone By Past Continuous versus Past simple

    Past Simple

    Andrea bought
    flowers and
    groceries last week.
    Pedro was studying when his sister
    arrived from roller skating classes.

    PRESENT
    Last week PRESENT

    Well, last year,


    Used to Hey, I was walking home when a
    I heard you used scooter passed me by, and
    to play the flute. my bag fell! My flute broke
    Why don’t you play in half. I’m saving money to
    anymore? buy another one,
    though.

    I used to play the guitar when I was younger.

    PRESENT

    Example
    Unit
    Ever and Never
    2 The People Around Us
    Present Perfect No, actually,
    Have you I have never been
    ever seen the to a beach
    ocean this before.
    close?

    I have played the drums all day.

    (time?) PRESENT

    For and Since Yes, I have


    Hey, have
    actually. I have
    you ever been
    been to Ecuador.
    How long
    to another
    has Mr. country?
    Chang been a
    teacher?

    Mr. Chang has been a teacher since 2013.


    Mr. Chang has been a teacher for 8 years. Oh, that’s cool! My best friend lives
    2013 2021 How long were there. We have been
    you there? best friends
    for 8 years.
    up to now PRESENT Example
    Unit

    3 The Beauty That Surrounds Us


    Necessity and Probability
    Look! That man may fall if he does
    Tomorrow, the class is taking their
    not pay attention to where he is
    final exam, so they have to study hard.
    walking!

    Predictions and Promises


    It’s raining cats and dogs! Yeah, and
    I will love you and take care of you
    they said it will continue raining like
    forever.
    this all week.

    The Passive
    The cure was discovered by a team
    The crops are watered every day.
    of scientists from different countries.
    Unit

    4 Great Moments
    This means
    Relative Clauses adopting a pet, which
    you can do at an adoption
    centre, and registering
    them at your local
    A pet guardian is someone municipality.
    who promises to take care of
    both their pets’ health and
    well-being.
    You should also give
    them a place where they
    can be comfortable and
    lead a happy life!

    Question Tags

    Hey, you are


    playing a lot better than last Well, you said
    time. You have been practising I needed to improve
    without me, haven’t you? my game, so I did,
    didn’t I?

    Haha no,
    You don’t think I don’t! Just shoot
    I will let you win already, will you?
    easily, do you?

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