ED & -ING
Past & Used to
Past Perfect
At, In, On
As & Like
100

I was very _________ (bore) during the lecture

Answer: bored

100

Past simple of the verb "write"

Answer: wrote

100

Auxiliary verb for Past Perfect

Answer: had

100

My birthday is _________ July

Answer: in 

100

She works _________ a teacher.

Answer: as

200

The horror movie was frightening or frightened?

Answer: frightening

200

While I _________ (study), my phone rang

Answer: was studying

200

By the time we arrived, the train _________ (leave).

Answer: had left

200

The meeting is _________ Monday morning.

Answer: on

200

He looks _________ his father.

Answer: like

300

Do -ing adjectives describe causes or feelings?

Answer: causes / situations that cause a feeling

300

When I was five, I _________ (play) with toys

Answer: used to play

300

They _________ (wait) for an hour before it arrived.

Answer: had been waiting

300

I go to sleep _________ midnight.

Answe: at 

300

Do we use "as" or "like" for a job or role?

Answer: as 

400

Fix: "Her job is interested too."

Answer: interesting

400

Negative form of "He used to live in London

Answer: didn't use to live

400

Difference between Simple and Continuous?

Answer: Simple = completed action; Continuous = duration/process

400

She lives _________ London _________ a small apartment.

Answer: in/in

400

Fix: "Do like I told you.

Answer: as 

500

Create a sentence using an -ed and an -ing adjective.

Answer: Example: I was bored because the class was boring

500

Combine: She (cook) / when / the lights (go out).

Answer: was cooking when the lights went out

500

Fix (use Past Perfect Continuous): "She was tired because she worked all night.

Answer: had been working

500

Order by size: at, on, in (time).

Answer: at = precise times, on = days/dates, in = months/years

500

Give an example using "such as".

Answer: Example: I love fruits, such as apples

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