By Tom Hutchinson
English for particular reasons deals the trainer a brand new standpoint in this vital box. the most hindrance is valuable studying and the way this may most sensible be completed in ESP classes. The authors speak about the evolution of ESP and its place this day; the function of the ESP instructor; path layout; syllabuses; fabrics; educating equipment, and overview strategies. it will likely be of curiosity to all lecturers who're all for ESP. those who find themselves new to the sphere will locate it an intensive, useful creation whereas people with extra broad adventure will locate its technique either stimulating and leading edge.
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See also: Past simple 7 Present perfect simple 11 Infinitives and participles 51 THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS The present perfect continuous describes an activity that took place over a period of time in the recent past. The activity might just have stopped or might still be happening. The past activity often affects the present moment. ” HOW TO FORM SUBJECT “HAS / HAVE” “BEEN” Use “have” or “has,” depending on the subject. 38 VERB + “-ING” “Been” stays the same for all subjects. OBJECT “-ing” is added to the main verb.
WILL” FOR QUICK DECISIONS “Will” is used to describe quick decisions that someone has made at the time of speaking. They are often a solution to an unexpected problem. “Will” shows you have just made the decision. ” “So” is often used to join a situation to a quick decision. 51 “WILL” FOR MAKING OFFERS “Will” is also used to offer to do something for someone. FURTHER EXAMPLES “WILL” FOR MAKING PROMISES "Will" can be used when making a promise. FURTHER EXAMPLES 52 “THINK” WITH “WILL” “Think” can be used with “will” to show that a prediction is just an opinion, or a decision is not final.
This decision was not planned in advance. To describe a decision you’ve just made. 50 “WILL” FOR PREDICTIONS “Will” is used to talk about predictions about the future when there is no firm evidence for that prediction. There is no firm evidence that the person will like the movie. FURTHER EXAMPLES “Probably" means something is likely, but not definite. “WILL” FOR QUICK DECISIONS “Will” is used to describe quick decisions that someone has made at the time of speaking. They are often a solution to an unexpected problem.