hot verbs: make and do
I need to ___ my homework.
do
Something that is so many that you cannot count it.
countless
Choose the correct tense:
Yesterday, I ___ (go) to the cinema with my friends.
went — Past Simple for a completed action in the past.
Who is the author of The Da Vinci Code?
Dan Brown
I ___ (eat) breakfast already.
have eaten
Is this sentence correct? I made my bed in the morning.
make my bed
The place you are traveling to; your final stop.
destination
Fill in the blank:
While I ___ (walk) home, it started to rain
was walking — Past Continuous for an action in progress when another event happened.
Who is the author of Pride and Prejudice?
Jane Austen
Complete the sentence with the correct tense:
They ___ (not finish) their homework yet.
haven’t finished — Present Perfect for an action that hasn’t happened up to now
Can you ___ me a favor?
Something that gives the wrong idea or impression; not accurate.
misleading
Complete the sentence with the correct tense:
She ___ (already/leave) when I arrived.
had already left — Past Perfect for an action that happened before another past action.
Who prefers going to the cinema, Eddie or Greg?
Make a question in Present Perfect:
You / ever / try sushi?
Have you ever tried sushi? — Present Perfect for asking about life experience
Choose the correct option: She always ___ the shopping on Saturdays
does
A way or path you take to get from one place to another.
route
I ___ (study) English for two hours before my friend called.
had been studying — Past Perfect Continuous for an action that was ongoing before another past event.
In this movie, do the main characters include a group of children who face a terrifying clown
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Choose the correct word and explain why:
He promised to ___ his best to finish the project.
do — because do your best is a fixed expression.
Got down from a vehicle, like a bus, train, or horse
alighted
Correct the mistake: While I walked to school, I was seeing a strange man.
While I was walking to school, I saw a strange man.
Explanation: Use Past Continuous for the background action (was walking) and Past Simple for the main event (saw).
In this TV series, do the characters all wear red jumpsuits and masks while planning a major heist
Money Heist (La Casa de Papel)
Correct the mistake:
I have saw that movie twice already.
I have seen that movie twice already. — The correct past participle of see is seen