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Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous
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Negative prefixes
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If vs wether
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Comparative & Superlative adjectives
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Adjective/verb + preposition
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Grammar
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    When do we use this tense?

    • We use it when talking about actions that are happening right now or around the current time.

      Examples:
      She is reading a book now.
      They are speaking at the moment.
    • To talk about future arrangements, often with a specific time mentioned.

      Examples:
      I am meeting my friend tomorrow. (I agreed with my friend, it’s a 100% plan)
      I am flying to New York next week. (I have tickets, it’s my 100% plan)

    • To talk about anoying habits, things that irritate you or make you angry.

      Examples:
      He is always leaving his shoes in the hallway.
      They are always coming late.
      She is never telling the truth.

    • To talk about actions or situations that are currently developing or changing over time.

      Examples:
      The weather is getting colder.
      Your English is getting better.
      We are getting stronger and stronger.

    Interactive practice
    Vocabulary practice Clothes
    Listening practice – 2 tasks – Clothes
    Homework