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    This document provides an overview of grammar structures covered in a practical course for upper intermediate students, including review of the present perfect simple and continuous tenses as well as the past perfect simple and continuous tenses. Examples are given for forming sentences using these tenses to describe experiences and events that have taken place or been completed up until now or in the past. Guidance is also provided on using time expressions to properly situate events in the past or present.

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    This document provides an overview of grammar structures covered in a practical course for upper intermediate students, including review of the present perfect simple and continuous tenses as well as the past perfect simple and continuous tenses. Examples are given for forming sentences using these tenses to describe experiences and events that have taken place or been completed up until now or in the past. Guidance is also provided on using time expressions to properly situate events in the past or present.

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    Practical Course 2 Grammar Structures

    Walker E., Elsworth, S. (2000) Grammar Practice for Upper intermediate Students Harlow:
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