Prepositions + surprise
Please create a sentence using "get on with"
I get on with everyone in my family.
Choose the correct sentence:
A) “She is usually eating breakfast at 7.”
B) “She usually eats breakfast at 7.”
B
What is the past simple form of 'go' ?? Please use it in a sentence
Went
Complete the sentence: “I ___ (use) to play with toy cars when I was little.”
I used to play with toy cars when I was little.
Fill in: “She wants ___ (eat) pizza.”
She wants to eat pizza.
Please create a sentence with give up
Fix the mistake: “Right now, they study for their test.”
Right now, they are studying for their test.
“I ___ (watch) TV when the phone rang.” Complete the sentence.
I was watching TV when the phone rang.
Turn this into a “used to” sentence: “Now I don’t drink soda. Before I did.”
I used to drink soda.
We discussed _____________ (go) to the cinema, but in the end, we stayed at home.
We discussed going to the cinema, but in the end, we stayed at home.
Complete the sentence with two correct prepositions of time and place:
“We will meet ___ the library ___ the afternoon to study.”
We will meet at the library in the afternoon.
Identify the correct use:
“We (live / are living) with my grandparents temporarily.”
We are living with my grandparents temporarily.
Fill in the blanks with either past simple or past continuous: “While I ___ (walk) to school, I ___ (see) an old friend.”
While I was walking to school, I saw an old friend.
Make a negative sentence using “used to” about school.
Example: I didn’t use to like math.
I don't recommend ______________ (take) the bus. It takes forever!
I don't recommend taking the bus. It takes forever!
Rewrite using correct prepositions:
I’ll see you in Friday at the bus stop in the corner.
I’ll see you on Friday at the bus stop on the corner.
When do we use the present simple?
For routines, facts, and things that are always true.
Make a sentence using both tenses: past simple and past continuous with the verbs “cook” and “arrive.”
Example: I was cooking when she arrived.
Correct or Incorrect?
“Did you used to play piano?”
INCORRECT Did you use to play piano?
Finally, I remembered _____________ (bring) your book! Here it is.
Finally, I remembered to bring your book! Here it is
Explain why we say “in 2024” but “on December 31st.”
We use in for long periods (years, months, seasons) and on for specific days or dates.
Explain the difference:
A) “He works at a restaurant.”
B) “He is working at a restaurant.”
A = it’s his regular job; B = it is temporary or just for now.
Change the sentence so it uses past continuous correctly:
“I dropped the glass because I hold it too loosely.”
I dropped the glass because I was holding it too loosely.
Rewrite the sentence using “used to” and keep the meaning the same:
Now she lives in the city, but before she lived in a small town and didn’t mind the quiet.
She used to live in a small town and used to not mind the quiet.
She used to live in a small town and didn’t use to mind the quiet.
f she doesn't answer, try (call) her mobile.
If she doesn't answer, try calling her mobile.