Comparisons
What’s the correct form? “My house is ___ than yours.” (big)
Bigger
Fill in: “I ___ (play) outside a lot when I was a child.”
used to play
Complete: “I ___ (be) to São Paulo.”
have been
What’s a good way to answer: “Tell me about yourself”?
Example:Talk briefly about your skills, interests and experience.
What’s the tag? “You’re a student, ___?”
aren’t you?
Correct the sentence: “He is more tall than his brother.”
He is taller than his brother.
What’s the difference between used to and past simple?
“Used to” = repeated past habits. Past simple = one-time actions.
What’s wrong: “She has went to the store.”
Incorrect verb. Correct: She has gone to the store.
Fill in: “I’m very interested ___ technology.”
in
“They don’t like pizza, ___?”
do they?
Create a comparison using: fast / plane / car
Example:A plane is faster than a car.
Make a question using “used to” and the verb watch
Example:Did you use to watch cartoons when you were little?
What’s the structure of a Present Perfect question?
Have/Has + subject + past participle
What’s a strength you could mention in an interview?
Examples:Teamwork, responsibility, communication
Create a tag question for: “He studies every day, ___?”
doesn’t he?
What’s the rule for using “more” vs. “-er”?
Use “-er” for short adjectives (1 syllable), “more” for longer adjectives (2+ syllables)
Complete the sentence: “She didn’t ___ go to the gym before.”
use to(not “used to” after didn’t)
Make a question with “ever” using the verb travel
Example:Have you ever traveled abroad?
What’s wrong: “I cope good with stress.”
Correct: I cope well with stress. ("well" = adverb)
Correct the tag: “She’s happy, isn’t she not?”
She’s happy, she is not?
Which is correct? “This exam is the more difficult one.” Why?
Incorrect – Say: “This exam is the most difficult one.” (“More” is not used with superlatives)
Correct this: “Did you used to like school?” Explain why.
Correct: Did you use to like school? – "Did" already shows past, so no -ed.
What’s the difference between have been and have gone?
“Have been” = went and came back; “have gone” = still there
Say 3 personality traits that are good for a job interview.
Examples:Reliable, hard-working, adaptable
Make a tag question in the past using the verb go
Example:You went to the party, didn’t you?