Present tenses
Complete: “She ___ (work) in a bank.”
works
Complete: “We ___ (visit) London last summer.”
visited
What verb goes with “a game”: do, make or play?
play
Complete: “I ___ never ___ (be) to Japan.”
have / been
Which is correct: “I am knowing the answer” or “I know the answer”?
I know the answer
Complete: “I was watching TV when my phone ___ (ring).”
rang
if you want to play football, basketball or tennis, what do you need to do first?
Join a team / find someone to play with
Complete: “She ___ (finish) her homework, so she can go out.”
has finished
Complete: “Look! The children ___ (play) football.”
are playing
What did you use to do when you were a child that you don't do now?
any correct answer
What do you call an event where people try to beat each other?
competition/contest
Which is correct: “I have seen him yesterday” or “I saw him yesterday”?
I saw him yesterday.
Correct the mistake: “He is usually going to school by bus.”
He usually goes to school by bus.
Correct the mistake: “I was seeing John yesterday.”
I saw John yesterday.
If you win a competition, what do you receive?
prize
Complete: “They ___ (study) English for three years.”
have been studying
Complete: “I ___ (think) this film is boring, but I ___ (think) about watching another one.”
think / am thinking
Complete: “While Sarah ___ (walk) home, she ___ (see) an accident.”
was walking / saw
What's the difference between “win” and “beat”?
Win + competition/game/prize;
Beat + person/team/opponent.
Complete: “Your clothes are dirty! What ___ you ___ (do)?”
have / been doing OR have / done