Present Perfect
This word is used with a starting point in time.
(Example: ___ 2019)
What is since?
This conditional is used for real future possibilities.
What is the first conditional?
This verb form ends in -ING and can function like a noun.
What is a gerund?
This discourse marker shows contrast:
“___, he still finished the project.”
What is however?
This verb collocates with HOMEWORK.
What is do?
Correct this sentence:
“I live here since 2020.”
What is “I have lived here since 2020”?
Complete the sentence:
“If I had more money, I ___ a new car.”
What is would buy?
Complete the sentence:
“She decided ___ early.”
What is to leave?
This discourse marker introduces an example.
What is for example / for instance?
This verb collocates with A SHOWER.
What is take?
This is the past participle of SEE.
What is seen?
This conditional talks about regrets or unreal past situations.
What is the third conditional?
Complete the sentence:
“I enjoy ___ books.”
What is reading?
This discourse marker shows a result:
“She was sick; ___, she stayed home.”
What is as a result / therefore?
This adjective collocates with RAIN.
What is heavy?
This auxiliary verb begins present perfect questions.
Example: “___ you ever traveled abroad?”
What is have?
Complete the sentence:
“If they had left earlier, they ___ on time.”
What is would have arrived?
This sentence means the person paused another activity in order to smoke:
“I stopped ___.”
What is to smoke?
This discourse marker adds extra information.
What is furthermore / moreover / in addition?
This is the natural collocation:
“___ traffic”
What is heavy traffic?
This sentence contains a grammar mistake:
“She has went home already.”
What is “She has gone home already”?
This conditional is used for hypothetical or imaginary situations in the present.
What is the second conditional?
This sentence is correct:
“They avoided ___ during class.”
What is talking?
Choose the best discourse marker:
“He didn’t practice. ___, he performed very well.”
What is however?
This transportation collocation means to enter public transportation on time.
What is catch a bus?