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FORM: WITH ADVERBS
Can use the present perfect simple with a limited range of adverbs in the normal mid position. |
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USE: EXPERIENCES
Can use the present perfect simple to talk about experiences up to now. |
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FORM/USE: DURATION WITH 'SINCE'
Can use the present perfect simple with 'since' to talk about duration. |
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FORM/USE: WITH 'ALREADY'
Can use the present perfect simple with 'already' to emphasise that something is done, often before the expected time. ► adverbs |
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FORM: AFFIRMATIVE
Can use the affirmative forms with a range of pronouns and nouns and an increasing range of verbs. |
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FORM: NEGATIVE
Can use the negative forms with a range of pronouns and an increasing range of verbs. |
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FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS
Can use the negative question form. |
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B1 |
FORM: WITH ADVERBS
Can use the present perfect simple with an increasing range of adverbs in the normal mid position. |
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USE: RECENT PAST
Can use the present perfect simple to refer to a finished event or state in the recent past, that has a present relevance, often with 'just'. ► adverbs |
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USE: UNFINISHED
Can use the present perfect simple to refer to a state or period of time which is unlimited or indefinite. |
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USE: WITH SUPERLATIVE
Can use the present perfect simple with a superlative adjective to talk about a unique experience. ► adjectives: superlatives |
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FORM/USE: WITH 'STILL'
Can use the negative form of the present perfect simple with 'still' to emphasise that something that was expected to happen continues not to happen. ► adverbs |
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FORM: QUESTIONS
Can use the question form with an increasing range of verbs. |
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FORM: NEGATIVE
Can use the full negative forms with a wide range of verbs, often in formal contexts. |
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USE: NEWSWORTHY
Can use the present perfect simple to introduce news. |
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| PREPOSITIONS |
prepositions |
A1 |
FORM: SIMPLE
Can use a limited range of simple (single-word) prepositions. |
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prepositions |
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FORM: PREPOSITION + NOUN PHRASE
Can form prepositional phrases with a preposition and a noun phrase. |
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| PREPOSITIONS |
prepositions |
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FORM: SIMPLE
Can use an increasing range of simple (single-word) prepositions. |
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prepositions |
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FORM: COMPLEX
Can use a limited range of complex prepositions. |
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prepositions |
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FORM: 'JUST' + PREPOSITION
Can use 'just' to modify prepositions. |
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