FASHION MATTERS
Choose the correct form: This dress is (beautiful) than that one.
More beautiful
Which tense describes daily habits?
Present simple.
Which modal verb expresses obligation?
Must.
Choose the correct word: He works (as / like) a teacher.
As.
Which tense describes completed actions in the past?
Past simple.
Complete: My sister dresses ______ (elegantly) than I do.
More elegantly
complete: She ______ (use) her computer right now.
Is using.
Complete: You ______ wear a seat belt when driving
Must / have to.
Complete: A ten-______-old animal.
year
Complete: I ______ (sleep) when you called
Was sleeping.
correct the mistake: This is the most cheapest jacket in the shop.
This is the cheapest jacket in the shop.
Correct: I have visited London yesterday.
I visited London yesterday.
Correct: You must to leave now
You must leave now.
Correct: She works like a doctor (meaning it is her profession).
She works as a doctor.
Correct: She had went home before I arrived.
She had gone home before I arrived.
Rewrite: He started working here in 2020 and still works here.
He has worked here since 2020.
Rewrite using "allowed to": You can enter the museum.
You are allowed to enter the museum.
Rewrite using "like": The animal resembles a wolf.
The animal looks like a wolf.
Rewrite: First, he ate dinner. Then, he left.
After he had eaten dinner, he left.
Explain the difference between "very expensive" and "slightly expensive"
Very" expresses a high degree, while "slightly" expresses a small degree.
Explain the difference between present perfect and past simple.
Present perfect connects a past action with the present, while past simple describes a completed past action.
Explain the difference between "mustn't" and "don't have to"
Mustn't expresses prohibition, while don't have to means something is not necessary.
Explain the difference between "She works as a teacher" and "She behaves like a teacher".
As" identifies her profession, while "like" compares her behaviour to that of a teacher.
Explain the difference between past simple and past perfect.
Past simple describes a past action, while past perfect describes an action that happened before another past action.