Grammar Review
present simple
I have coffee every day
she gets up at 7am on Mondays
Glasgow is in Scotland
present continuous
I'm studying English now
he's staying with us for a few weeks
it's raining
past simple
she walked to work yesterday
I went to France last year
we learnt something new last week
future with 'will'
I'll help you with that
we'll be there at 10.30
he'll do it later
future with 'going to'
I'm going to visit her soon
she's going to study engineering
they're going to organise the Christmas party this year
present perfect
I've been to France
he's already played the game a few times
we've eaten at this restaurant before
past continuous
I was watching TV when you called
he was shopping
the birds were singing
present perfect Vs past simple
she's been to Paris / she went to Paris in 2018
I've seen this film three times / I saw this film last week
they've eaten all the biscuits! / they ate all the biscuits yesterday
future forms
the train leaves at 11.20
I'm meeting a friend this afternoon
present perfect continuous
I've been studying for two hours
he's been waiting for 20 minutes
they've been travelling for six months
past perfect
when I arrived, she had already left
by the time we got there, they had sold out
at the airport he realised that he had forgotten his passport
future continuous
this time tomorrow, we'll be travelling
he'll be staying with us for a few weeks in the summer
at 3 o'clock, she'll be working
future perfect simple
by the end of the week, we'll have finished the project
we'll have sold out by lunch time at this rate
she'll have completed it by then
past perfect continuous
I'd been waiting for an hour when she arrived
we'd been walking around all morning and needed a rest
he'd been working there for years, so it was a big change when he left
future perfect continuous
next month, I'll have been working here for 10 years
by the weekend, I'll have been working 12 days without a day off
by the summer, they'll have been hosting the event for 5 years
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conditionals
reported speech
narrative tenses
style/register choices