Gerund or Infinitive
I ..... (not see, yet) any whales...
I HAVEN'T SEEN any whales YET.
Maria .............................. (learn) English for two years.
Maria has been learning English for two years.
Verb to a noun
Employ
employer
The word more is usually used in comparatives or superlatives?
Comparatives
Has the last boat left the port....?
Has the last boat letf the port YET?
Make a question:
(ever / run / marathon?)
Have you ever run a marathon?
Verb to a noun
____ result of an action
Direct
direction
The ending -er is usually found in comparative or superlatives?
Comparatives
He .... (not phone, still) home.
He STILL HASN'T PHONED home.
Why ........................... (you/look) at me like that? Stop it!
are you looking
Verb to a noun
Excite
excitement
The ending -est is usually found in comparatives or superlatives?
Superlatives
I .... (not make, still) a note of the emergency phone number.
I STILL HAVEN'T MADE a note of the emergency phone number.
'Is Ann on holiday this week?' 'No, she .......................... (work).'
is working
Noun for loyal?
loyalty
The word most is usually used in comparatives or superlatives?
Superlatives
Have you checked your answers ....?
Have you checked your answers YET?
I ............................ (think) about what you said and I've decided to take your advice.
have been thinking
Noun for expected/to expect?
expectation
When words end in -ly they are usually adverbs or adjectives?
adverbs