Q: _____ did she have her baby?
A: On Thursday
WHEN did she have her baby?
What is the past tense of:
Change
changed
Positive: I passed the test.
Negative:
He didn't pass the test.
Is this sentence PAST or PRESENT?
My neighbor could play the guitar when he was young.
past
Correct this sentence:
A lion is big than a dog.
A lion is BIGGER than a dog.
Q: ____ did you go home early?
A: I didn't feel well.
WHY did you go home early?
What is the past tense of:
watch, walk
Watched, walked
Negative: He didn't wash the car.
Positive:
He washed the car.
Is the sentence PAST or PRESENT?
The baby can't walk.
Present
Correct this sentence:
A chair is smaller sofa.
A chair is smaller than a sofa.
Q: _____ shirt did you buy? The small or medium?
A: I bought the medium
WHICH shirt did you buy?
What is the past tense of:
Eat, try,
ate, tried
Negative: She didn't wear a dress.
Question:
Did she wear a dress?
"How long" or "How often"
A: ____ _____ do you brush your teeth?
B: Twice a day.
HOW OFTEN do you brush your teeth?
Compare summer and winter with "hot" or "cold."
Summer is hotter than winter. OR
Winter is colder than summer.
Q: ___ ____ ____ ____?
A: I met Diego and Sara
Who did you meet?
What is the past tense of:
buy, find, see
bought, found, saw
Correct the sentences:
He did eat steak?
He didn't drank water
Did he eat steak?
He didn't drink water.
"how long" or "how often"
A: ____ _____ does it take to drive to Indiana?
B: About two hours.
HOW LONG does it take to drive to Indiana?
The _____ (small) room in the house is the bathroom.
The SMALLEST room in the house is the bathroom.
Q:
Q:
A: I went to the movies last night with my mom.
What did you do last night?
Where did you go last night?
Who did you go to the movies with?
What is the past tense of:
go, drink, teach
Went, drank, taught
He / walk / to school
Positive:
Negative:
Question:
"wh" question:
He walked to school.
He didn't walk to school.
Did he walk to school?
When did...? Why did...? Where did..? etc
What is 1 topic that is good for "small talk" and one topic that is bad for "small talk."
Good: weather, traffic, weekend plans, sports, tv and movies
Bad: religion, politics, personal information
Correct these sentences:
That restaurant has the good food in town.
I had the baddest sickness ever!
That restaurant has the best food in town.
I had the worst sickness ever!