LINKING VERBS — BE / FEEL / HAVE
Choose the correct verb:
“The kitchen ___ fresh and clean.”
A) has
B) is
C) is having
B) is
Your friend is tired. Give advice:
“You ___ get enough sleep.”
should
Make this sentence more polite:
“Take a seat.”
Please take a seat/take a seat, please.
Take a b__
take a bus
You touch something very hot and hurt your skin. You ___ your hand.
burn
Complete the sentence (use the correct form of be, feel, or have):
“She ___ a headache, so she went to the hospital.”
has
How do you say "Doing exercise is one idea you can try"
A.) You should do some exercise.
B.) You could do some exercise
B.) You could do some exercise
(using should means: I think it's a good idea for you to do exercise)
Make this sentence polite:
“Take a rest.”
please take a rest/take a rest, please.
Finish the collocations:
Take p_____
Take n____
Take a c____
take photos, take notes, take a class
Your phone doesn't work because you dropped it. Your phone is ___.
broken
Complete the sentence (use the correct form of be, feel, or have):
“I ___ tired after exercising.”
feel
You _____ eat healthy food.
A. Could
B. Should
Should
Change this into a polite request:
“Take care of yourself and get enough sleep.”
Please take care of yourself and get enough sleep
Which one is NOT a common “take” collocation?
A) take a rest
B) take vitamins
C) take care
D) take a hospital
D) take a hospital
You stop doing something because you don't want to do it anymore.
give up
Complete the sentence (use the correct form be, feel, or have):
“After I took the walk, I ___ relaxed.”
felt
Your friend eats fast food every day. Give advice using should.
Example: You should eat less fast food.
Your friend is cooking. Ask politely:
“Give me the salt.”
Could you please give me the salt?
Complete the sentence:
“I’m very tired. I need to take ___.”
take a rest/take a break
You don't want to eat at a restaurant. You decide to ___.
cook at home
Find the mistake:
“I feel a stomachache today.”
I have a stomachache today
How can you be healthy in San Diego? Make a suggestion using "could" and advice using "should"
Award full points for two grammatically correct sentences
Your friend is driving. You want them to stop the car. Make a polite imperative.
Please stop the car/stop the car, please.
Complete all three:
1. take notes
2. take photos
3. take a class
You have an ___ and hurt your leg. You go to the ___.
accident, hospital