π¬ Describe a place you know. What is cleaned every day there?
β The floors and windows are cleaned every day.
π¬ Look at your room. What must be true about it right now?
β It must be clean because I just cleaned it.
π¬ Think about yesterday. What had you already done before going to school or work?
β I had eaten breakfast before I left the house.
π¬ Report what your teacher said about homework yesterday.
β My teacher said that we had homework to do.
π¬ Tell me what your friend asked you this morning.
β My friend asked me if I wanted to go to the park.
π¬ Think about your school or workplace. What tasks are done by other people (not you)?
β The classrooms are cleaned by the janitors. The reports are written by the staff.
π¬ If you see dark clouds outside, what might happen?
β It might rain soon.
π¬ Tell me about something you had finished before starting a new activity last week.
β I had finished my homework before I watched TV.
π¬ Report a command or request someone gave you recently.
β My mother told me to clean my room.
π¬ Tell me how you would report the question: "Where do you live?"
β He asked me where I lived.
π¬ Give an example of how passive voice is used in instructions or recipes.
β Passive voice shows what happens to the object without focusing on who does it. For example: "The cake is baked at 180 degrees."
π¬ You hear a doorbell but nobody is at the door. What could that mean?
β It could mean someone left and forgot to close the door properly.
π¬ Describe a situation when you arrived somewhere and found out something had already happened.
β I arrived at the party, but everyone had already left.
π¬ Describe how to change a direct statement into reported speech. Give an example.
β You change the verb tense to past and remove quotation marks. For example: "I am tired" becomes "He said he was tired."
π¬ Explain how to report a yes/no question and give an example.
β Use "if" or "whether" after the reporting verb. For example: "Are you coming?" becomes "She asked if I was coming."
π¬ Describe an event you attended and explain what was prepared and organized by others using passive sentences.
β The room was decorated with balloons. The food was prepared by a catering company. The invitations were sent by the event organizers.
π¬ Think about a friend who didnβt answer your message all day. What can you deduce about the situation?
β They canβt have seen my message or they must be busy.
π¬ Explain how past perfect helps show the order of events in the past. Give an example from your life.
β Past perfect shows what happened first. For example, I had studied English before I moved to another city.
π¬ Report a warning or advice someone gave you. Use reported imperative.
β The doctor told me not to eat too much sugar.
π¬ Tell me how to report a question with question words (like "what," "where") and give an example.
β Keep the question word and change the verb tense. For example: "What time is it?" becomes "He asked what time it was."
π¬ Write about a famous invention or discovery. Use at least three passive voice sentences to describe how it was made or found.
β The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell. It was developed to improve communication. The first calls were made using simple devices.
π¬ Describe a situation where you arenβt sure what happened but you use modals of deduction to explain possible reasons.
β My keys arenβt here. They might be in my bag, or I could have left them at work. They canβt be at home because I looked everywhere.
π¬ Describe a problem you solved and explain what had happened before you solved it.
β I couldnβt find my keys because I had left them at my friendβs house. After I remembered, I called him and got them back.
π¬ Report a conversation you had, including at least one statement, one question, and one command.
β She said she was tired, asked if I could help her, and told me to call her later.
π¬ Explain how the pronouns and time expressions change when reporting speech and give an example.
β Pronouns change to match the speaker and time expressions move to past. For example: "I will see you tomorrow" becomes "He said he would see me the next day."