Grammar 1
should
What is the difference between have to and need to?
have to: to say that something is necessary because of a rule or law.
need to: to say that something is important, but not a rule or law.
included someone using @ or their name
tag
There were lots of posters ___________ on the walls at the train station.
on display
Who painted the famous artwork The Starry Night?
Vincent Van Gogh
CORRECT THE MISTAKES:
The country is made up of the islands, and it is called island country.
The country is made up of islands, and it is called th the island country.
READ THE NEXT SENTENCES AND PLACE THE COMMAS IN THE CORRECT PLACE:
My Auntie Maria who lives in Spain is a lawyer.
We’re staying at the La Vida resort which Mum’s friend recommended to us.
My Auntie Maria, who lives in Spain, is a lawyer.
We’re staying at the La Vida resort, which Mum’s friend recommended to us.
Mercedes loved everything about the holiday: __________ she said it was the best ever!
A place, amenity, or piece of equipment provided for a particular purpose.
Facilities
What is the smallest country in the world by land area?
Vatican City
TRUE OR FALSE?
We use the passive voice when the person or thing that causes the action is the most important part of the sentence and we want to highlight it.
Complete the sentence with a relative clause:
Thailand, _________ landscapes are just beautiful, is where my parents are from.
whose
The recipe says: _________ some bread in the oven and ____________ some rice to serve with this dish.
bake, steam
I can’t talk now – let’s ____________ each other later.
catch up
In what year did the Titanic sink?
1912
CHANGE THE SENTENCE TO PASSIVE VOICE:
They were interviewing her for the job.
She was being interviewed for the job.
CHANGE THE SENTENCE TO PASSIVE VOICE:
Our neighbors have invited us to dinner.
We have been invited to dinner.
The levels of _____________ in our city have increased a lot because more people have cars.
pollution
What is the difference between grill and barbecue?
Grill is cooked with direct dire and fast.
Barbecue is cooked with low fire and slowly. (carnita asada)
They can be used interchangeably.
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
CHANGE THE SENTENCE TO PASSIVE VOICE:
I will present my ideas at the conference tonight.
My ideas will be presented at the conference tonight.
CHANGE THE SENTENCE TO PASSIVE VOICE:
Your rude tone of voice surprises me.
I am surprised by your rude tone of voice.
What is the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs?
Give 2 examples.
Transitive: requires an object to make sense.
Ex. Boil the carrots for 8 minutes.
Intransitive: doesn't require an object to make sense.
Ex. The soup boiled for an hour.
Explain the difference between move out and move it.
Give 2 examples.
Move it: take possession of a new house or business premises.
Move out:
leave one's place of residence or work.
What is the only number spelled out in English that has letters in alphabetical order?
Forty