Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 4 I can see that he has eaten too much recently. He's gained a lot of weight.

Make sentences with either Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. p.163. Ex. 3 6 It snow / heavily / all morning / and as a result, / the roads / are slippery now.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 6 They haven't mastered Chinese, but they can communicate at a basic level. That's an incredible achievement!

Make sentences with either Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. p.163. Ex. 3 4 We all feel thirsty, / because / , as usual, / not / drink enough / during training.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2.3 I have finally been learning how to use the passive in English. I feel over the moon that I can do it at last.

Make sentences with either Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. p.163. Ex. 3 2 He / not put / his recent qualifications on his CV / yet.

Make sentences with either Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. p.163. Ex. 3 3 Wake up! You / sleep for / over two hours now.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 7 They have browsed for jobs in sport management forover four hours and still haven't found anything.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 5 The rain has been pouring down all day, so I chose to stay indoors.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 1 The surgeon has just finished a nine-hour operation, so he's exhausted.

Make sentences with either Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. p.163. Ex. 3 1 Scientists / discover / vaccines / to cure / many fatal illnesses.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 8 I have gone to the weight lifting session eveery weekend for years.

Correct the wrong sentences for extra points. p. 162 ex. 2. 2. We have lived in Berlin for two years and before that we lived in London for five years.