ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (7) – Writing
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Practice writing a short story using the present perfect continuous tense
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (6) – Review #3
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Use the present perfect continuous tense to describe various scenarios
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (5): Error Correction
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Correct the errors in present perfect continuous tense sentences
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (4) – Review #2
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Use the present perfect continuous tense to describe various scenarios
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (3) – Review
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Use the present perfect continuous tense to talk about what has been happening recently
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (2) – Ever Since
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense with "ever since." Use the present perfect continuous tense with the phrase "ever since"
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE (1) – Introduction
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Use the present perfect continuous tense to talk about something that was happening before and is still happening now
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (8) – Writing
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense (Writing). Practice writing a short story using the present perfect tense
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (7) – Present Perfect vs. Past Tense
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense vs. Past Tense. Learn the different contexts for using present perfect tense and past tense
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (6) – Have Been + Adjective
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense (Have Been + Adjective). Practice using the construction "have/has been + adjective"
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (5) – For & Since
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense ("for" and "since"). Practice using the present perfect tense with "for" and "since"
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (4) – Already & Not Yet
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense (Already and Not Yet). Practice using the present perfect tense with "already" and "not yet"