English ___ (speak) all over the world.
English is spoken all over the world
This word completes the sentence: “We have lived here ___ 2020.”
since
This phrase describes a past habit that no longer happens: “I ___ walk to school.”
used to
Compare 2 things in the classroom
The door is bigger than the window
When do we use imperative and should?
Their house ____ (paint) every year.
Their house is painted every year.
Form a present perfect sentence using: they / work / at the library / last September.
They have worked at the library since last September
Complete the sentence: “We are getting ___ the colder weather.” (accustomed)
used to
Complete the sentence with the correct form: “This puzzle is ___ than the last one.” (easy)
easier
Direct and strong way to give advice: Imperative, should or to+ infinitive
imperative
Kites ___ (fly) by the boys in the garden.
Kites are flown by the boys in the garden.
Correct the error: “She has known her neighbor since five years.”
She has known her neighbor for five years"
This phrase means “accustomed to”: “She is used to waking up early.”
be used to
This irregular superlative means “the greatest in size”: “That is the ___ whale I have ever seen.”
biggest
What is the function of should?
Over 70% of the surface of the Earth ___ (cover) by water.
Over 70% of the surface of the Earth is covered by water.
When do we use, however? Give an example
However (formal, starts a new sentence)
Correct the error: “He is used to wake up before sunrise.”
"He is used to waking up before sunrise"
Complete both comparisons: “Maya is ___ than Eli, but Noor is the ___ runner on the team.” (fast)
faster for the first blank and fastest for the second
Give advice: I want to drop out because I feel sad in all my classes.
depends on ss
The table ___ (set) by the students.
The table is set by the students.
When do we use While / Whereas ? give me one example.
While / Whereas (shows direct contrast)
Complete the sentence with the correct forms: “At first, Leila ___ working remotely; after a few weeks, she ___ the routine, and now she ___ work from home.”
wasn't used to, got used to, and is used to?
Complete the sentence with the correct modifier: “Of the two routes, this one is ___ shorter, but the mountain trail is by far the ___.” (slightly / difficult)
slightly shorter for the first blank and most difficult for the second
What are the uses of to + infinitive? and give me an example
Express Purpose (Why?)