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name 5 irregular verbs in 3 forms
go - went -gone
do-did-done
buy-bought-bought
say-said-said
make-made-made
name 3 forms of adjectives:
good
interesting
good-better- the best
interesting-more interesting- the most interesting
Why can’t we say “I have gone to Paris yesterday”?
Because we use "yesterday" in past simple only
Name 5 words that we use in Past Simple
yesterday, last week, two days ago, last year, several days ago, in my childhood, when I was 20
Name 7 words that we use in Present Simple
always, usually, often, sometimes, never, every day, at the weekend, every Sunday ...
What`s the difference between Present Simple and PResent Continuous?
Present Simple: a permanent action
Present Continuous: an action is going on now or a temporary action
You now know 4 tenses: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple.
In which tenses do we use verb "to be"? Give examples.
Present Simple: I am here.
Present continuous: I am learning English.
Past Simple: I was here.
Name 5 words that we use in Present Perfect
already, just, yet, so far, recently, many times, this year, this month, before
What is COMMON and what is DIFFERENT between Present Perfect and Past Simple?
1. Common: We use both to talk about a finished action.
2. Different: in present perfect we don`t care when an action happened (I`ve been to this cafe - I can recommend it).
In past simple we care when it happened (I was at the cafe yesterday).
Name 2 forms of future that we`ve learnt
1. Present Continuous for near future:
I am flying to Rome next month.
2. "to be going to" :
I`m going to fly to Rome next month.
Which words we cannot use in Present Continuous?
Name 5.
For example: hear, see, like, prefer,hate, know,need, hope, want, feel, forget, dislike, wish
When do we use Present Continuous? Name 2 or 3 cases!
1. Actions that are going on now
(I`m having a lesson now)
2. Temporary action now
(I`mstaying in Warsaw these days).
3. Near Future
(I`m flying to Rome next week).