Past simple
Complete this sentence with the correct Past Simple forms of not go and stay:
«We___to the beach yesterday because it rained; instead, we__ at home.»
did not go , stayed
Name the job title of the hotel professional who greets guests and checks them into their rooms at the front desk.
receptionist
In the word knew, which letter is silent ?
the letter K
This is a preposition you put before the modes of transport when describing how you travel
by
Correct the mistake in the sentence
It was a rainy day on Saturday, so I spended
the day at home
It was a rainy day on Saturday, so I spent
the day at home
You puy your clothes and things in a bag called a ... ?
suitcase
Find the odd one out
flight, ship, climb, island
ship- the others have silent letters
To form a negative sentence in the Past Simple, you put this auxiliary verb phrase directly before the main base verb.
did not
Rearrange these jumbled words into a correct Past Simple question:
leave / what time / did /the party / they / last night
«What time did they leave the party last night?»
Find the odd one out
Ride , fly , walk, drive
fly - the others are on the ground
Identify the exact silent letter(s) in each of these four words in order: flight, island, knew, where.
GH (in flight)
S (in island)
K (in knew)
H (in where)
Last summer, Sarah didn’t take a taxi across the city; instead, she traveled everywhere on two wheels using human power.
hoe did she travel?
by bike
In the question “Who called you last night?”, we do not use the helping verb did. Why?
because “Who” is the subject of the sentence? (In subject questions, you use the main verb in the past tense directly without
“did”.!)
This vessel carries people and vehicles back and forth across a short stretch of water on a fixed schedule, unlike a multi-day vacation cruise.
ferry
Which of the following is the correct phonetic transcription for the word flight?
A) /flaɪt/
B) /flɪt/
C) /fleɪt/
A
Unjumble these transportation words and state which one does NOT use the preposition by when describing how you travel:
TFOO / HCAOC / EMROBOTIK / RATM
The odd one out is on foot (you say “on foot,” but “by coach,” “by motorbike,” and
“by tram”).