Grammar explained: aspect & nuance
Grammar · Aspect & nuance · C2 · 30 min. How progressive and perfect aspect add meaning: temporariness, incompleteness, irritation, tact and visible evidence.
About this worksheet
How progressive and perfect aspect add meaning: temporariness, incompleteness, irritation, tact and visible evidence.
- Level
- C2
- Category
- Grammar
- Topic
- Aspect & nuance
- Time
- About 30 minutes
- Exercises
- Grammar explanation box, True / False, Multiple choice, Gap-fill, Speaking / writing task, Writing lines
- Answer key
- Included
- Access
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On the sheet
- Grammar explanation box: How aspect changes what you mean
- True / False: Is the explanation of each sentence correct? Write T (true) or F (fals
- Multiple choice: What does the verb form suggest? Choose the best interpretation.
- Gap-fill: Complete the sentences with the verb in brackets. Use the aspect that
- Speaking / writing task: Write a short email (100–120 words) to a colleague asking for a favour
- Writing lines: Write your answer here.
