Tenses
Which tense do we use to talk about facts?
Present Simple
This is a hobby. You do this when you make cupcakes or bread.
Baking
Put the words in order.
isn't / Alessandro / on his computer / always
Alessandro isn't always on his computer.
Say a true fact about your English teacher.
Student's own answer in the Present Simple.
Who comes to Holmes with a problem?
Mr. Warren
Mrs. Warren
Emilia Luigi
Mrs. Warren
Which tense do we use to talk about temporary situations?
Present Continuous
Complete the sentence.
Can you help me _____________ this new app on my phone?
download
Now / Right now / At the moment / This week / This month
Say something it's different from what we usually do. Use the Present Continuous.
What strange things does the lodger do? Mention two things.
The lodger never shows his face.
She hears footsteps at night.
He only communicates by leaving notes.
He doesn't want anyone to clean the room.
Which is correct?
A: Were you get bored in maths today?
B: Did you get bored in maths today?
B
This is the place where you play football.
A football pitch.
Say the past form of these verbs:
become - hear - think
became
heard
thought
Say something you did last week. Say at least three activities using different verbs.
Student's own answers.
Who is the man in the room?
It's not a man. It's a woman called Emilia Luigi.
Fill in the gaps with the correct tense.
I _______________(ride) my bike when a car ___________ (come) out of nowhere.
was riding / came
This is the place where you can see a play with real actors outdoors.
An open-air theatre
Say the past participle of these verbs:
tell - draw - fly - read
told
drawn
flown
read
Make a sentence using when and another using while.
Student's own answer.
Why is Emilia in danger?
The Red Circle is looking for her.
What do you use the Present Perfect for? Say at least two uses.
Experiences and recent activities
If this is in the sky, it's difficult to see what's a bit far from you.
Fog
When do you use ever, never, just, already and yet? In the affirmative, negative or interrogative form?
Ever: Interrogative
Never: Affirmative
Just and Already: Affirmative
Yet: Negative and interrogative
Think about this year. Say something...
-you have learned
-you have never done before
-you have improved
Student's own answer.
Who was the man that was found dead? Who killed him?