present simple/ continuous
My sister ___ (play) tennis every Saturday.”
plays
Which modal verb do we use to talk about ability?
can
Complete: “Yesterday, I ___ (watch) a film
watched
Complete: “I ___ never ___ (be) to Italy.”
Have never been
“We ___ (go) to the cinema tonight. We bought the tickets yesterday.”
are going
Be quiet! The baby ___ (sleep)
is sleeping
Complete: “You ___ wear a seatbelt in a car. It's the law.”
must
Complete: “While I ___ (walk) home, it started to rain.”
was walking
Complete: “I ___ (visit) London last year.”
visited
At 8 pm tomorrow, she ____ (study) for the exam
will be studying
Which tense do we use for habits and routines?
Present Simple
What's the difference between mustn't and don't have to?
Mustn't = prohibited; don't have to = not necessary.
Complete: I ______ (play) basketball when I was a kid, but now I play football.
used to play
since or for
I have waited _____ a long time
for
“What ___ you ___ (do) when I called you last night?”
were you doing
Find the mistake: “I am usually going to school by bus.”
I usually go to school by bus
Complete: “You look tired. You ___ go to bed earlier.”
should
Complete: “She ___ (study) when her phone ___ (ring).”
was studying, rang
Complete: “___ you ever ___ (eat) sushi?”
have... eaten
“I can't find my phone. I ___ (lose) it!”
have lost
Complete: “I ___ (not / usually / eat) breakfast, but today I ___ (have) some toast.”
don't usually eat / am having
Spot the mistakes:
At school, you musn't run in the corridors and you don't have wear a uniform. Students can to use their phones at break, but they mustn't to use them in class.
mustn't; to; can use; mustn't use them
Find the mistake: “When I arrived, they watched TV.”
They were watching TV
What's wrong with this sentence? “I have seen that film last weekend.”
saw
SPOT THE MISTAKES
This time tomorrow, I will be travel to Madrid, my friends will be waiting for me and we will have dinner together.
will be travelling, will be having