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    Study Guide Intermediate Level

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    Study Guide Intermediate Level

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    This document contains study guides for intermediate and upper-intermediate English language learners. It reviews verb tenses including present simple, present continuous, past simple and past continuous. It also covers direct and indirect questions, completing sentences in the present perfect tense about common verbs and activities, and when to use the present perfect or past tense. Vocabulary sections address personality, feelings, word building and describing company departments and jobs.

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    STUDY GUIDE INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

    UNIT ONE

    REVIEW OF VERB TENSES: PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, PAST SIMPLE, PAST
    CONTINUOUS
    Vocabulary Glossary

    Language

    Relationships

    Collocations

    Interview advice
    STUDY GUIDE UPPER INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

    UNIT ONE

    DIRECT AND INDIRECT QUESTIONS


    B Complete these sentences using the Present Perfect Tense of the following verbs

    to be to clean to eat to have to rain to see

    1. Chris ___________________ all the biscuits. (They are gone now.)

    2. The boys ___________________ the car. (It looks beautiful now.)

    3. Mrs Wood _______________ a busy day. (She is tired now.)

    4. It _________ not _________ for weeks. (The garden is very dry.)

    5. I _________________ the film. (I know it.)

    6. My sister _______________ to Paris several times. (She knows it.)

    C Complete these sentences using the Present Perfect Tense or the Past Tense

    1. We (not meet) _____________________ his mother so far. We _________ his mother then.

    2. Greg (be) _____________________ a good student last year. Greg ___________ a good student
    up to now.

    3. They (live) ___________________ in our street since 1982. They _____________ in our street
    some years ago.

    4. Bob and Chris (not quarrel) _________________________ all week. Bob and Chris
    ____________________ yesterday.

    5. You (ask) __________________ me this question before. You _______________ me this


    question last lesson.

    VOCABULARY GLOSSARY

    Personality

    Feelings

    Word building: nouns


    STUDY GUIDE CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH BUSINESS BENCHMARK

    UNIT ONE

    PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS

    VOCABULARY: COMPANY DEPARTMENTS

    VOCABULARY: DESCRIBING A JOB

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