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The document provides tips on verb tenses, specifically focusing on 'Future in the Past' and the use of 'Past Perfect Simple' versus 'Past Perfect Continuous.' It includes answers to previous exercises and outlines the timeline for submitting a new task, which is due by December 4th. Students are encouraged to ask questions regarding the task and are informed that the evaluation will be pass/fail.

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Exercises

The document provides tips on verb tenses, specifically focusing on 'Future in the Past' and the use of 'Past Perfect Simple' versus 'Past Perfect Continuous.' It includes answers to previous exercises and outlines the timeline for submitting a new task, which is due by December 4th. Students are encouraged to ask questions regarding the task and are informed that the evaluation will be pass/fail.

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Hola alumnos, les dejo un par de "tips" sobre tiempos verbales y un ejercicio extra en formato

word cuyas respuestas se las daré la semana que viene. FUTURE IN THE PAST describes
unfulfilled past events. I was going to call you, but I forgot. You can also use "WOULD" but first
there must be a verb of "thinking" before. I thought you would visit me today, but you didn´t
come. PAST PERFECT SIMPLE AND PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS. You use the past
perfect continuous (not the past perfect simple) to emphasize the "progresiveness" of the action.
I had been talking on the phone, when Jimmy had escaped. (All the time I was having a
conversation on the phone, he managed to escape without my supervision)

EXTRA EXERCISES FOR REVISION OF TENSES DESCRIBING…

Hola alumnos, les dejo las respuestas al ejercicio de la semana pasada para que puedan
chequear. keys: 1- a) was washing/rang. b) did you feel? c) went swimming. d) sang/ate. e)
were you doing/phoned? f) had bought/didn´t have. g) used to have. h) would sit. i) has just
stolen. j) I was going to. k) had been living.

Buenas tardes alumnos, aquí les dejo las respuestas a los ejercicios de la semana pasada.
Antes de subirles el TP, les voy a dar toda la semana que viene para que puedan poner sus
dudas en el tablón para que se las pueda responder. El TP se los subo el día martes 24/11 y
van a tener como fecha limite hasta el día viernes 4/12 a las 23:59 hs. Pasado ese tiempo y si
alguien me lo envía después de fecha deberá justificar el porqué de la tardanza para que yo se
lo corrija. La evaluación es sin nota numérica (aprobado o desaprobado). Si lo aprueban
pueden solicitar el certificado del nivel cursado. Pueden preguntar cualquier duda que tengan al
respecto. Extra exercises...(answer keys) 1- a) Where have you been? b) ´ve been waiting. c)
´ve been talking d) haven´t seen. e) has she been doing? f) ´s been working g) hasn´t been
getting or hasn´t gotten h) Has she had? i) hasn´t been looking j) has started. 2- a) c) signed up
b) c) accepted c) a) switch 3- a) who b) whose c) who d) which d) whose. 4- a) It was its fault. b)
I´ll buy you a new one. c) I´ll pay for the damage. d) It wasn´t my fault. 5- a) b) was a
perfectionist b) a) is unable to say no c) c) has a negative attitude. 6- a) ____ / The / an. b) a /
____ / the c) the / a / a d) The / the / the e) _____ / the / an f) _____ / the / a g) the / the / the h)
The / the / a i) An / a. 7- a) c) moving b) b) bored c) a) shocking d) c) disturbing. 8- a) told him
off. b) to let off steam. c) don´t take it out on me! d) keeps it in. 9- a) Since. b) Even though c)
however d) despite e) Unless f) In spite of.

EXTRA EXCRCISES FOR REVISION

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