Vocabulary
Mention 2 time expressions for present perfect
Since, yet, for, still, already, just, never, ever...
Which modal verb do we use to ask for permissions?
may, could, can
Which modal verbs can be used to speak about posibilities?
Might, May, will, could, can.
It is used to speak about actions in progress at the moment.
Present progressive.
What is the correct pronounciation of the verb Bring is past?
Brought (/brɑːt/)
Mention 2 adverbs
Easily, Lately, quickly, fast, early.
What is the correct structure to express a past habit or daily routine in the past?
Subject + used to + base verb + complement
What is the past participle form of cost?
cost
If we apply a time expression which refers to the future it can be used to speak about fixed arrangement and settled plans.
Present progressive
Pronounce While
/waɪl/
It is a material commonly gotten from animal´s skin to make straps, belts, shoes, etc.
Leather
How many types of verbs do we have when we conjugate in simple past? Mention them.
2 types, regulars and irregulars
Mention 2 or more verbs that can be used as normal verbs and auxiliary verbs.
To be, To have, To do.
It is used to speak about actions that are over.
Simple past.
Mention 3 regular verbs in past which have T pronounciation
Worked, Stopped, Washed, liked, cooked...
What is the name of the place where we can find roallercoasters and some other attractions?
Amusement park
What's the name of the grammar that we use to speak about an action which was in progress in the past and it was interrupted by a past action.
Past progressive
What is the past participle of start?
started
We use it in present perfect to express that an action is in progress and we expect it to finish soon.
Yet
How do you pronounce burn?
/bɝːn/
If my mom marries another man and we start living together, he becomes my______.
Step-father
Do we use present perfect to express an action that started in past and finished before the past?
No
which is the present participle of buy?
Buying
Uses of will
Predictions based on what we think (Speculation), promises,