I got an u_______y feeling in my stomach when I had to make a speech in front of the class.
uneasy
When do we use the past perfect?
to talk about an event which happened before another event in the past
Cars emit lots of _________ which is harmful to both humans and the quality of air.
smoke
Why do we use "used to" and "would?"
to talk about things that happened regularly in the past that don't happen anymore
I was ________ (sit) in a cafe when you ____ (call) me.
sitting / called
I stopped by the ______ station to fill up my car. I was running dangerously low.
petrol / gas
I _______ ________ (realize/-ise) how big it _____ (be)!
hadn't realized / was
Sweden is working hard to ________ the environment and now recycles 69% of its rubbish.
protect
Which is correct?
I would live / used to live in a small village when I was young.
used to
When you _____ (arrive) at the party, who _____ (be) there.
arrived / was
What is the opposite of tardy?
punctual
When we _______ (see) them, the animals _____ already ______ (eat).
saw / had eaten
Littering and throwing away paper and plastic _______ our environment.
damages
Is there a mistake in this sentence? If so, correct it.
Did you use to watch cartoons as a child?
NO MISTAKE
Is the sentence correct? If not, correct it.
We were cleaning the house all morning.
Correct.
When you have to give an essay to your teacher, you have to ____ it _____. (phrasal verb)
hand in
Name three time expressions that are used with the past simple and past perfect.
after, already, before, by the time, just, never, then, until
Big _______ can create a lot of pollution in the air. All the smoke and emissions it produces can destroy our air quality.
factories
I _______ to play football when I was young, but now I do everyday!
Two-syllable verbs: the last consonant is doubled when the last syllable is stressed.
Drop the -e at the end of the verb.
What is a phrasal verb that means the same as to review?
go over
We __________ our lunch _________ our friends _______.
had finished, had eaten / by the time (time expression) / arrived, came
There was a huge _________ this morning on the highway. We had to wait 15 minutes before we could start driving again.
traffic jam
Use would and used to:
I ________ (play) in the park. Afterwards, he ______ (lie) on the grass and look at the sky.
used to play / would lie
Is the sentence correctly written? If not, correct it and write it as a question.
Sam was playing basketball last year.
Did Sam play basketball last year?