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Focus 2 - Student's Book
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4.2 - Present Perfect with for and since
4.2 - Present Perfect with for and since
Focus 2 - Student's Book
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Daniel Brayshaw, Sue Kay and Vaughan Jones
2 exercises
Chapter
Choose chapter
0.1 - Family
0.2 - How we met
0.3 - Mr Bean
0.4 - Experiences
0.5 - Adventure
0.6 - Travel
0.7 - Sport
0.8 - Food
1.1 - Vocabulary
1.2 - Grammar
1.3 - Listening
1.4 - Reading
1.5 - Grammar
1.6 - Speaking
1.7 - Writing
Review 1
2.1 - Vocabulary
2.2 - Grammar
2.3 - Listening
2.4 - Reading
2.5 - Grammar
2.6 - Speaking
2.7 - Writing
Review 2
3.1 - Vocabulary
3.2 - Grammar
3.3 - Listening
3.4 - Reading
3.5 - Grammar
3.6 - Speaking
3.7 - Writing
Review 3
4.1 - Vocabulary
4.2 - Grammar
4.3 - Listening
4.4 - Reading
4.5 - Grammar
4.6 - Speaking
4.7 - Writing
Review 4
5.1 - Vocabulary
5.2 - Grammar
5.3 - Listening
5.4 - Reading
5.5 - Grammar
5.6 - Speaking
5.7 - Writing
Review 5
6.1 - Vocabulary
6.2 - Grammar
6.3 - Listening
6.4 - Reading
6.5 - Grammar
6.6 - Speaking
6.7 - Writing
Review 6
7.1 - Vocabulary
7.2 - Grammar
7.3 - Listening
7.4 - Reading
7.5 - Grammar
7.6 - Speaking
7.7 - Writing
Review 7
8.1 - Vocabulary
8.2 - Grammar
8.3 - Listening
8.4 - Reading
8.5 - Grammar
8.6 - Speaking
8.7 - Writing
Review 8
1.2 - Present tenses - question forms
1.5 - Verb + -ing or verb + to-infinitive?
2.2 - Past Continuous and Past Simple
2.5 - used to
3.2 - Present Perfect with just, already, (not) yet and Past Simple
3.5 - Comparative and superlative adjectives
4.2 - Present Perfect with for and since
4.5 - Present Continuous, be going to and will
5.2 - First Conditional
5.5 - Relative clauses
6.2 - Second Conditional
6.5 - Modal verbs for obligation and permission
7.2 - The Passive
7.5 - Quantifiers
8.2 - Past Perfect
8.5 - Reported Speech
Ex. 1
Ex. 2
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4.5 - Present Continuous, be going to and will →
