UNIT 1 & 2: REVIEW Upper Intermediate 1 Intensive.

December 2021.
 AUXILIARY VERBS, PRESENT
TENSE, FUTURE FORMS, FUTURE

GRAMMAR PRACTICE CONTINUOUS AND FUTURE

PERFECT, QUESTIONS, DEFINITE
ARTICLE THE, NARRATIVE
TENSES
 GRAMMAR EXAMPLES
Is/ Am / Are / Was / Are you taking an exam? | I am / am not taking an exam.
Were What was he doing? | He was / wasn’t calling his mom.
AUXILIARY VERBS
Have / Has / Had He has / hasn’t finished cleaning. | Have you worked before?
Do / Did What did you do yesterday? | I didn’t have classes.
Present Continuous They are / aren’t working from home.
PRESENT TENSE Present Simple He doesn’t go / goes to the dentist once a month.
Present Perfect I have been in classes since this morning.
Present Simple She starts classes next weekend.
Present Continuous We’re having a dinner party tonight.
Be going to He is going to start working next year.
Verbs like: plan, We are planning a goodbye party for my brother next
intend, hope… weekend.
FUTURE FORMS
We won’t have enough money to buy a new house this year.
Will I’ll help you with your bags. (when you see a person with a
heavy bag)
Might / Could / He must arrive at midnight today. (He is flying to go home
Must and you know his itinerary)
FUTURE This time next year we will be going on our family vacations
CONTINUOUS
By 2024 my sister will have finished school and stared
FUTURE PERFECT
college.
 GRAMMAR EXAMPLES
Subject Questions Which fruits make the best juice?
Object Questions Who did you see at the party?
Question Tags They have played together since school, haven’t they?
QUESTIONS Irregular Question Tags Let’s hike in the mountains, shall we?
Negative Questions Aren’t you working tomorrow morning?
Question with Which of your friend did you study with?
prepositions
Past Continuous I was sleeping while my siblings were making breakfast.
NARRATIVE
Past Simple They took a bath, changed clothes and went out.
TENSES
Past Perfect They had been running for 3 hours.
 CAN BE USED CAN’T BE USED
▪ When the person or thing has ▪ With plural or uncountable nouns
been mentioned before. when we are talking about things
▪ With a superlative adjectives. in general.
▪ When we define which one we ▪ With abstract nouns.
are referring to. ▪ With streets, towns and most
▪ When there is only one thing countries and continents.
or person. They are unique. ▪ With meals.
DEFINITE ARTICLE
▪ With singular nouns which ▪ With seasons.
THE
stand for a general type.
▪ With adjectives used as plural
nouns.
▪ With musical instruments.
▪ With dates and decades.
▪ With seas and rivers, deserts
and groups of mountains.
 THE GRAMMAR REVIEW
EXERCISES WILL BE HELPFUL

PRACTICE WITH CANVAS TO REINFORCE

KNOWLEDGE AND REVIEW
YOUR

WHAT WE HAVE STUDIED THIS

MONTH.