Vocabulary
Which verb goes with these expressions: Say, Tell or Speak?
your mind, two languages, very quietly, in public, to my mother on the phone
SPEAK
Make questions using the verbs in brackets:
1. What _____ (you / do) last night?
2. ___ ever ___ (you / travel) to the UK?
1. What did you do last night?
2. Have you ever travelled to the UK?
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SCROLL DOWN / UP
My mum would be rebellious when she was an adolescent.
INCORRECT
My mum USED TO be rebellious when she was an adolescent.
Which verb goes with these expressions: Say, Tell or Speak?
hello, goodbye, something interesting to me, what you feel, a lot about something
SAY
Make questions using the verbs in brackets:
1. Who _____ (you / meet) this evening?
2. What ___ (you / prefer) to do after class?
1. Who are you going to meet this evening?
1. Who are you meeting this evening?
2. What do you prefer to do after class?
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LOOK it UP
My brothers and I used to go to bed and get up earlier, but now we sleep late.
CORRECT
Option B) My brothers and I WOULD go to bed and get up earlier
Which verb goes with these expressions: Say, Tell or Speak?
the truth, a story, me what you want, someone about yourself, someone about your day
TELL
Do you drive careful / carefully?
CAREFULLY
A: That painting is EXTREMELY stunning, don't you think?
B: No, it doesn't do anything for me. I think it's TOTALLY difficult to understand what the artist is trying to say.
1. REALLY / ABSOLUTELY stunning
2. VERY / EXTREMELY / REALLY difficult
Past Perfect & Past Simple:
As soon as they HAD STARTED talking, my dad knew he MET somebody special.
INCORRECT
As soon as they STARTED talking, my dad knew he HAD MET somebody special.
A lot of modern art is very SHOCKING / SHOCKED. I don't like that because I think they only want to provoke.
SHOCKING
Do you talk fast / fastly in English?
FAST
A: I'm VERY exhausted, galleries really tire you out!
B: Yeah, I'm ABSOLUTELY tired as well. Let's have a rest.
1. REALLY / ABSOLUTELY / TOTALLY exhausted
2. VERY / EXTREMELY / REALLY tired
These two drawings are quite similar. However, the green one is FAR brighter than the yellow one.
A LITTLE, A BIT, SLIGHTLY brighter than... (small difference)
A LOT, MUCH, FAR (big difference)