Fill in the gap
“My brother usually _____ (walk) to school, but today he _____ (take) the bus.”
My brother usually walks to school, but today he is taking the bus
Fill in the gap
“We _____ (visit) our grandparents last weekend.”
We visited our grandparents last weekend.
Fill in the gap
“She _____ never _____ (eat) sushi.”
She has never eaten sushi
Fill in the gap
“If you heat ice, it _____ (melt).”
If you heat ice, it melts.
Fill in the gap
“Look! The children _____ (play) in the garden.”
Look! The children are playing in the garden.
Find and correct the mistake
“She is going to the gym every Monday.”
She goes to the gym every Monday.
Find and correct the mistake
“Did you went to the cinema yesterday?”
Did you go to the cinema yesterday?
Find and correct the mistake
“I have seen him yesterday.”
I saw him yesterday / I have just seen him
Find and correct the mistake
“If it will rain tomorrow, we will stay at home.”
If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.
Find and correct the mistake
“He has finished his homework two hours ago.”
He finished his homework two hours ago.
Put the words in the correct order and tense.
right now / what / you / do / are / ?
What are you doing right now?
Put the words in the correct order.
didn't / because / leave / it / we / raining / was / home
We didn't leave home because it was raining
Put the words in the correct order.
already / has / her / finished / homework / she
She has already finished her homework
Put the words in the correct order.
if / water / don't / plants / get / they / die / will
If they don't get water, plants will die.
Put the words in the correct order.
if / tomorrow / I / see / will / her / tell / I / her
If I see her tomorrow, I will tell her
What is the difference in meaning between these two sentences?
a) “I work from home.”
b) “I am working from home.”
Make a question in the Past Simple. Ask about the time.
“They bought a new car last month.”
When did they buy a new car?
Rewrite the sentence using for.
“I moved to this city three years ago, and I still live here.”
Begin: “I have…”
I have lived in this city for 3 years
Complete the sentence with your own idea.
“If I finish all my homework tonight, …”
Choose the correct answer
“I _____ this film three times, but I _____ it last night for the first time with my sister.”
A) saw / have watched
B) have seen / watched
C) see / watch
B
Fill in the gaps
“Why _____ you _____ (smell) the milk? _____ it _____ (smell) strange?”
Why are you smelling the milk? Does it smell strange?
Complete the mini-story
“Yesterday, I _____ (wake up) late, _____ (miss) the bus, and _____ (arrive) at school ten minutes after the lesson _____ (start).”
Yesterday, I woke up late, missed the bus, and arrived at school ten minutes after the lesson started.
Fill in the gaps
“_____ you ever _____ (ride) a horse? Yes, I _____ (ride) one when I was ten.”
Have you ever ridden a horse? -- Yes, I rode one when I was ten.
Which conditional would you use, and why?
“If people _____ (not / drink) enough water, they _____ (get) dehydrated.”
Explain why this is a zero or first conditional.
If people don't drink enough water, they get dehydrated
Correct all the mistakes in this mini-story. There are four mistakes.
“Tom usually is getting up at seven, but yesterday he wake up late. He has missed the bus yesterday, so if he will be late again tomorrow, his teacher will be angry.”
Tom usually gets up at seven, but yesterday he woke up late. He missed the bus yesterday, so if he is late again tomorrow, his teacher will be angry.