TRUE OR FALSE: To create a comparative sentence, we add "the + adj-est" or "the most + adj"
False, to create comparative sentences, we add "adj-er than" or "more + adj -than"
Sarah has 29 years old
Sarah is 30 years old
TRUE OF FALSE: We use future with will to make predictions without evidence.
True: Predictions without evidence, instant decisions...
What is the past tense of think?
Thought
What are the three exceptions to the rules of comparatives and superlatives?
Good, bad, far
Roxanna leave the office at 6:00 PM every day
Roxanna leaves the office at 6:00 PM every day
TRUE OF FALSE: The formula to write a sentence using future with will is: Suject + will+ verb + Complement
True
What is the past tense of pay?
Paid
Correct the following sentence: "I own a house that is more cheap than yours"
I own a house that is cheaper than yours
Paul don't like classical music
Paul doesn't like classical music
TRUE OR FALSE: The formula we use to write a sentence using future with going to is: Subject + going to + verb + Complement
Ex.: In two years, she going to be a doctor.
False: The formula is: Subject + BE + going to + verb + Complement
Ex.: In two years, she is going to be a doctor.
What is the past tense of take?
Took
Correct the following sentence: "Dogs are intelligenter than cats"
Dogs are more intelligent than cats
How many years do you have?
How old are you?
Transform the following sentence from will to going to:
She'll be here at 3:30 PM
She is going to be here at 3:30 PM
Transform the sentence into negative:They slept all day
They didn't sleep all day
Correct the following sentence: "Are the chairs more soft than the sofa?"
Are the chairs softer than the sofa?
He going to make a pie
He is going to make a pie
Transform the following sentence from will to going to:
You'll be angry when you know the truth
You are going to be angry when you know the truth
Transform the sentence into negative: Laura picked a white blouse
Laura didn't pick a white blouse