Across
- 5. Use the present perfect simple with a ___ or number.
- 6. Progressive tenses can't be used with ___ verbs
- 7. past participle of stand.
- 9. The Present perfect progressive often focuses on the __ itself.
- 10. The adverb __ can only be used with present perfect simple.
- 15. Past participle of know.
- 16. We use _____tenses for finished and unfinished actions.
- 17. Structure for present perfect progressive: Subject +have/has+ ___+ complement.
- 20. Past participle of put.
- 21. The adverb __ can only be used with present perfect simple.
- 22. Sometimes we use the difference between both tenses to talk about different kinds of __ in the present.
- 23. Both tenses use the auxiliary ___.
- 24. Example of a stative verb.
- 25. Never use present perfect with a __ time in the past.
Down
- 1. Past participle of participate.
- 2. Present participle of put.
- 3. Sometimes there's no ___ between tenses, like with study, live, and work.
- 4. Structure for present perfect progressive: Subject +have/has+ been+ ___+ complement.
- 6. Past participle of speak.
- 7. We use ___ and for for unfinished actions with stative verbs.
- 8. past participle of drink.
- 11. We can use the present perfect progressive to talk about situations that are ___. Things that are not usual.
- 12. The present perfect continuous can be used to emphasis the amount or __ of time that has passed.
- 13. The present perfect simple focuses on the __ of the action.
- 14. The present perfect simple is commonly used to talk about __.
- 18. past participle of take.
- 19. Past participle of eat.