Vocabulary
Fun
Past simple or Present Simple?
I/see/her/yesterday/at the park.
Past Simple: I saw her yesterday at the park.
Comparative and Superlative Forms: TALL
*Don't forget words like 'more'/'less', 'than' and 'the'!
taller than/the tallest
What time did you have dinner last night?
I had dinner last night at...
Three columns: KNOW
know, knew, known
The movie was bored/boring.
BORING
Past Simple or Present Perfect:
I/start/playing/the piano/two hours ago.
Past Simple: I started playing the piano two hours ago.
Comparative and Superlative form: Ugly
Uglier than, the ugliest
How long have you had your mobile phone?
I have had my mobile phone for ... days/weeks/months/years.
Make a sentence with the word "annoyed"
Examples: I am annoyed. She was annoyed. The boy was annoyed.
What is the word: ver algo del tirón o durante mucho tiempo sin descanso
Binge-watching
Past Simple or Present Perfect:
I/not go/to school/for three days.
Present Perfect: I haven't gone to school for three days.
Comparative and Superlative form: Bad
worse than, the worst
How long did you spend studying yesterday?
I spent ... minutes/hours studying yesterday.
TRANSLATE: horrible
awful
Game show
Present Simple or Present Continuous:
I/clean/my room/every weekend.
Present Simple: I clean my room every weekend.
Comparative and Superlative form: intelligent
more/less intelligent than, the most/least intelligent
What are you doing right now? (list 3 things)
examples: I am answering a question. I am sitting down. I am in class.
Form a question: What/expensive thing/ever bought?
What is the most expensive thing you have ever bought?
The person who enjoys setting fire to things is a
pyromaniac
Present Simple or Present Continous:
She/eat/lunch/at the moment.
Present Continous: She is eating lunch at the moment.
Comparative and Superlative form: Lazy
lazier than, the laziest
What do you usually do at the weekends?
I usually go to the park. I see my family. I play football.
Point to your thigh.
Student must point to their thigh.