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4A Grammar Continuous and perfect tenses

Identity · Advanced English

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Subunit questions

Question 1

Which word or phrase means: to talk about continuous actions or situations which happened before a specific time in the past?

Question 2

Which word or phrase means: to talk about an action that will be completed before a particular time in the future?

Question 3

Which word or phrase means: to talk about something continuing up to a certain point in the future?

Question 4

Which word or phrase means: actions or activities in progress at a specific time in the past?

Question 5

Which word or phrase means: completed past actions that happened at an unspecified time?

Question 6

Which word or phrase means: actions or states that happened before a specific past time?

Question 7

Which word or phrase means: actions that began in the past and continue to the present?

Question 8

Which word or phrase means: to predict something in progress at a point in the future?

Question 9

Which word or phrase means: actions in progress at the time of speaking?

A preview of “4A Grammar Continuous and perfect tenses” from the unit “Identity” in Advanced English: 5 lesson sections, 10 definitions, 9 worked questions.

Source: NCCD, 4A Grammar: Continuous and perfect tenses (pp.10-11)

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