love, hate, see, smell, know, forget, want, have, to be, need
"bring on" means...
to make something happen, usually something bad
"Just put it in my in tray and I'll look at it later." In tray - open container where letters and other documents are put?
Yes
What verbs are not used in Present Perfect Continuous?
stative verbs
"Extinct" means...
not now existing
An awkward silence is a moment when everything suddenly goes quiet and it feels nervous. Is this statement correct?
Correct
When do we use present perfect continuous?
exclusive and inclusive actions
Show hoe ellipsis works using these sentences: "It sounds amazing" and "It is great to hear from you"
Sounds amazing. Great to hear from you.
What does the phrase "put his foot in it" mean in the sentence "Mary and Joe had such a row that the whole street must have been able to hear it. Apparently, Joe had put his foot in it by referring to her by his first wife’s name."?
say something (by mistake) that upsets, humiliates, or embarrasses someone / to accidentally do or say something that you later regret
name time markers for present perfect continuous
since, for, all (day/week...)
What prepositions are used with the verbs "communicate", "confuse", "ban", bring?
communicate in, confuse with, ban from, bring on
How long (be) in Canada?
how long have you been in Canada
I (love) chocolate since I was a child. You might even call me a "chocoholic."
have loved
"Who has broken his arm"? Is it a subject or object question?
subject
Compulsory means....
obligatory
In what cases is present perfect used?
to highlight some results, tell about news (without mentioning time), actions started in the past and finished/don`t finished in the present
He can’t drive home because he has drunk / has been drinking. Choose the best option
has drunk
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