Gerunds, Infinitives & Present Continuous
Complete: "I enjoy ______ (read)."
Reading
Complete: "An elephant is ____________a dog. (big)"
bigger than
Complete: "She has ______ (visit) Paris."
visited
Complete: "You ______ wear a seatbelt."
must
Complete: "I think it ______ rain tomorrow."
will
Correct the sentence: "I am love playing soccer."
"I love playing soccer."
Complete: "Mount Everest is __________ mountain in the world. (high)"
the highest
Make a question: "you / ever / eat sushi?"
Have you ever eaten sushi?
Which is correct? "You mustn't" or "You must" smoke in hospitals?
"You musn´t smoke in hospitals."
Which is correct? "Look at those clouds! It will rain" or "It is going to rain"?
"It is going to rain"
Choose the correct option: "She exercises (to staying/ to stay) fit."
"to stay fit"
Correct the sentence: "My car is more faster than yours."
"My car is faster than yours"
Complete: "They ______ never ______ (see) snow."
have - seen
Give one rule using mustn't for a library. DOUBLE POINTS
Example: You mustn't talk loudly in the library.
Complete: "We ______ visit our grandparents next weekend." (planned)
are going to
Explain the difference: "I like swimming" vs. "I swim to be healthier." DOUBLE POINTS
I like swimming = general enjoyment. I swim to be healthier = purpose
Create a sentence using both a comparative and a superlative. DOUBLE POINTS
Example: My brother is taller than me, but my father is the tallest in the family.
Make a question out of this affirmative sentence: "They have been to the US." (use EVER)
Have they ever been to the US?
Correct the sentence: "Students mustn't bring their homework tomorrow." (meaning: it is necessary)
Students must bring their homework tomorrow.
When do we use "be going to"? DOUBLE POINTS
We use "be going to" for future plans (intentions) and predictions based on present evidence.
Find and correct the mistake: "She is to cook tacos, now."
"She is cooking tacos, now."
Complete: "This is the ______ exciting movie I have ever seen."
most
Make a sentence about your life using ever, never, and Present Perfect. DOUBLE POINTS
"Have you ever streamed on social media? I've never streamed on YouTube, but I have on TikTok."
Situation: Your friend is driving too fast. Give two pieces of advice using must and mustn't.
Example: You must drive carefully. You mustn't exceed the speed limit.
Create one prediction with will and one future plan with be going to.
Example: I think robots will do more jobs in the future. / I am going to study English tonight.