How to use
No grammar names. Just choose the small word that fits and get the tense right. Then make it yours.
Three shapes - B2
At B2 we use has done, had done and will have done to show which time came first.
Hear the 3 shapes - B2
listenDONELonger sentences. Why or When, Which One, Whole Idea.
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Read 1 and 5 aloud once.
Why or When - B2
although while if unless sinceDONEChoose the verb with has done or had done.
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Say 1 with pause after comma.
Which One - B2
who whom whose which thatDONEWhich person or thing. Notice commas.
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Read 3 with two pauses at commas.
The Whole Idea - B2
that what whoever whether It isDONEThe idea is the thing itself.
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Say 2
Which shape? - B2
sort - some have two insideDONEFind the main shape.
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Pick one with two shapes inside and name both.
Join two - B2
make one preciseDONEKeep has done, had done, will have done.
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Say 1 and 3 smoothly.
3 I am not sure whether she will have finished by Friday.
Your life - B2
longer and trueDONEAdd has done, had done, will have done.
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Read 2 favourites with smooth link.
Put the chat in order - B2
act itDONE6 longer turns.
- A Although it had been raining, we stayed because we had booked months ago.
- B Do you know whether she has finished the report that she started last week?
- C The cafe that Jack built, which has just been renovated, is famous again.
- D When you have finished the draft, tell me what you think.
- E My brother, who lives abroad and whose son has just started school, will visit soon.
- F It is surprising that he has never complained, even though he has worked so hard.
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Act as two friends, first slow then natural.
Make it precise - B2
fix subtleDONEOne precise fix.
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Say 2 smooth: The student who has studied...
Your 90 seconds - B2
speak and write B2DONE6 longer sentences, 2 per shape, with perfect.
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Read all six as one 90 second story.
Great job, Shirley! - B2
You used longer, more precise shapes with perfect tenses.
Free examples adapted from British Council LearnEnglish and BBC Learning English.