Grammar in Action
He ___ (have) breakfast now.
He is having breakfast now.
Name 3 adjectives to describe personality.
Friendly, shy, hardworking.
How do you politely say that you disagree?
“I’m not sure I agree,” or “I see your point, but…”
What did you do last weekend? (Answer in 2 sentences.)
“I visited my grandparents and watched a movie. It was relaxing.”
Describe this word without saying it: “library.”
It’s a place where you can read or borrow books.
Correct the mistake: “She can to swim very well.”
She can swim very well.
Name 5 things you can find in an airport.
Plane, passport control, luggage, boarding gate, pilot.
What do you say when you didn’t understand someone?
Sorry, could you repeat that, please?
What’s the difference between was and has been?
Was-action finished in the past (no connection to now).
Has been-action connected with the present.
Give 3 phrasal verbs with get and explain one.
Get up, get on, get off.
Make a sentence using both since and for.
I’ve lived in Astana since 2019, for six years.”
What’s the difference between journey, travel, and trip?
Journey — the act of travelling from one place to another. Travel — the general idea or activity. Trip — a short visit, usually for a reason (business trip, school trip).
Imagine: your friend is late. Make a short dialogue (2–3 lines).
– You: “Hey, where are you? The movie starts soon!”
– Friend: “I’m so sorry, I’m stuck in traffic!”
Tell about something you’ve never done but would like to try.
I’ve never been to Paris, but I’d love to go there.
What would you do if you won $1 million?
“If I won a million dollars, I would travel around the world.”