I am white and liquid. If you leave me out in the sun all day, I won't be fresh anymore—I will taste sour. What food am I?
Milk.
Correct the sentence: "I haven't eaten lunch already."
"Already" is used for finished actions. In negative sentences about unfinished actions, we use yet ("I haven't eaten lunch yet").
Complete the sentences:
a) ______ 2:00 PM
b) ______ three days
a)Since
b)For
Which verb (MAKE or DO) goes with all of these words?
_____ homework / _____ your best / _____ exercise
Do.
I am hard, dry, and old. People usually throw me away or use me to make soup crumbs because I am not fresh anymore. What adjective describes me?
Stale bread.
Diego is wiping chocolate off his mouth, and there is an empty plate on his table. Write a sentence about Diego using JUST and the Present Perfect.
Diego has just eaten a cake/pancake/chocolate.
Correct the sentence: "I have studied English in this school since four years."
for.
Which verb (MAKE or DO) goes with all of these words?
_____ a mistake / _____ a decision / _____ a mess / _____ a cake
Make
Identify two foods from page 20 that are sweet and cold, and two that are spicy or savory and cooked with hot meat.
Sweet/cold: Ice cream, grapes, fruit juice, honey. Spicy/savory: Chili, garlic, beef.
Complete the sentence: Marco has ________ won the competition!
Just.
Why does Sentence A use Present Perfect and Sentence B use Simple Past?
Sentence A: Juan Pablo has lived in Guadalajara for 5 years.
Sentence B: Juan Pablo lived in Mexico City in 2018.
entence A is an unfinished action that continues up to now. Sentence B is a finished action at a specific finished time in the past.
Convert these verbs into nouns:
a) Compete ----- ____________
b) Contest ----- ____________
c) Win ----- ____________
a) Competition | b) Contestant | c) Winner
Isaac orders a coffee with no sugar. How does he describe the taste?
Bitter.
Create a question to ask Simonee if she has had the experience of eating sushi at any time in her life.
"Have you ever eaten / tried sushi, Simonee?"
Change this Simple Past sentence into a Present Perfect sentence using SINCE:
"Vale started playing basketball in 2021, and she still plays today."
Vale has played basketball since 2021.
Isaac spilled milk everywhere, forgot his book, and answered the wrong question. Complete the sentence using MAKE or DO: Isaac ________ a lot of mistakes and ________ a huge mess in class today!
made a lot of mistakes and made a huge mess...
What is the difference in taste and texture between a bland dish and a rich dish? Give one food example for each.
Bland food has almost no flavor or salt (e.g., plain boiled rice/potatoes). Rich food is heavy, full of flavor, butter, cream, or chocolate (e.g., chocolate cake, cream pasta).
Combine these two facts into one sentence using YET:
Sahid wants to make a smoothie.
Sahid didn't buy the fruit.
Sahid hasn't bought the fruit for his smoothie yet.
Ask Marco about a general life experience using Have you ever...?, and a follow-up question asking for specific details using When did you...?
"Have you ever cooked dinner? When did you cook it?"
Explain the rule: Why do we say "MAKE dinner" but "DO homework"?
We use MAKE when we create or produce something new (like food). We use DO for tasks, duties, obligations, or general activities.