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Learn English: Behavior and the Present Perfect Tense
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Each language has specific forms of greetings and rules of etiquette. This English course explores the standard greetings and gestures expected by English culture in various situations and explains what is perceived as good or bad manners. Study the grammar rules for the past simple and present perfect tense and learn how to use ‘adverbs of time’ to practice what you have learned through reading, writing, and speaking English.
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Learn English: Behavior and the Present Perfect Tense
This free online English course explains important grammar and the rules of etiquette used in various social contexts.
Each language has specific forms of greetings and rules of etiquette. This English course explores the standard greetings and gestures expected by English culture in various situations and explains what is perceived as good or bad manners. Study the grammar rules for the past simple and present perfect tense and learn how to use ‘adverbs of time’ to practice what you have learned through reading, writing, and speaking English.
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6 Lessons
Behavior and the Present Perfect Tense
This module covers multiple ways to greet people in English and also discusses good and bad manners found in various cultures. In addition, the module explores the 'past simple' and 'present perfect' tenses.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Vocabulary: Gestures and Manners
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3.Grammar 1: Past Simple
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4.Grammar 2: Present Perfect Tense
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5.Student Practice for Behavior and the Present Perfect Tense
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