Verb Tenses
Choose the correct form: "I (normally eat) lunch at 1 p.m., but today I (eat) early."
Which modal verb expresses that something is "not allowed" or prohibited?
That teacher is really nice I learned so much in her class.
That teacher is really understanding
patient
intelligent
engaging
Use going to to express a future plan: "One day, I ..."
One day, I am going to graduate.
One day, I am going to visit Paris.
One day, I am going to get my driver's license.
Lifestyle: Describe your daily routine (30 secs)
First, in the morning, I wake up at ...
I go downstairs and eat breakfast, then I get the bus. I stay at school from 7:30 until 2:30, then I take the bus back home.
After school, I take a walk outside and then do any homework I need to do. I eat dinner around 6:00, watch TV with my family, then go to bed at 9:00.
What is the past tense form of the irregular verbs: be, grow up, go, and win?
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Use an -ing form as the subject of a sentence using the verb learn.
That old building has brick walls and a stone foundation.
That ancient building, that historic building,
tired, decrepit
Which future form is used for a decision made at the moment of speaking?
I will call you tonight.
Rules: Pick a sport and explain two rules using must, can, or have to
In soccer, you have to pass the ball to other players and to score a goal you must kick the ball into the goal net. You can't push or hit other players because then you will get a red flag.
Correct the mistake: "She is late for work every day last week."
She was late for work every day last week.
It is simple past because it is a completed action in the past.
Choose the correct option: "In soccer, the referee (can / has to) send a player off the field."
can
The school is so big that I get lost all the time in the halls.
The school is so massive
The school is so enormous
The school is so large
The school is so gigantic
Complete the sentence using the verb "to meet" to make an arrangement.
I ______________ my friend at ___________,
I'm meeting my friend at 2:00.
Transportation: Compare two different ways to get to school using comparatives (e.g., "The bus is slower than...")
Walking to school is slower than driving to school.
However, driving to school is faster than taking the bus because the bus stops at a lot of stops to pick up students.
Put the adverb of frequency in the correct place: "I play video games."
Use the adverb rarely
Explain the difference between "must" and "don't have to.
Answer: "Must" means it is necessary/obligatory; "don't have to" means it is not necessary
The movie was boring so I fell asleep.
The movie was dull
The movie was not exciting
The movie was slow
The movie was uninteresting
Complete the sentence with an infinitive of purpose: "I'm working in a supermarket (_________earn) some money."
I'm working in a supermarket to earn some money."
Medical: Mime a medical problem (e.g., headache) and have your partner give advice using "You should..."
It looks lick you have a headache. You should take some Tylenol and drink a full glass of water.
Form a negative sentence in the simple past for the verb "live."
I didn't live in New York.
They didn't live in New York.
Complete the sentence with an -ing form: "Peter is very competitive—he hates (lose)."
The bowls at Chipotle are really good.
The bowls at Chipotle are delicious.
tasty
mouth watering
appetizing
yummy
Correct the mistake: "I want to be good at to play the piano."
Invitations: Formally invite a partner to a graduation party. The partner must decline politely
Hi Ms. King, I'm having a graduation party this Saturday at 1:00. Would you like to come?
I'd love to but I'm sorry I am going away this weekend.