Simple Past
Past Continuous/ While
Numbers/ Time
Have to/ Had to
Going to
100
Change these sentences to their past forms:
The students are nice.
I go to the park.
I see a play.
The students were nice.
I went to the park.
I saw a play.
100
Which sentence is correct:
(1) While I was singing, my sister was dancing.
(2) I was singing while my sister was dancing.
A. 1 is correct
B. 2 is correct
C. Both are correct
D. Neither are correct.
C. Both are correct.
100
Correctly pronounce this number:
15,760,394
Fifteen million, seven hundred (and) sixty thousand, three hundred (and) ninty four.
100
Fill in the blanks:
Every Monday my sister ____________ clean her room, but yesterday I ____________ do it because I lost a bet.
Every Monday my sister has to clean her room, but yesterday I had to do it because I lost a bet.
100
Change this sentence into the future using going to:
Pauline will spend her summer at the beach.
Pauline is going to spend her summer at the beach.
200
Change this sentence to (+), (-), and (?) in past.
I watch TV.
(+) I watched TV.
(-) I didn't watch TV.
(?) Did you watch TV?
200
While I __________(eat) a sandwich, my friend _______(tell) me a story.
While I was eating a sandwich, my friend was telling me a story.
[(or) While I was eating a sandwich my friend told me a story.]
200
Write this number and pronounce it correctly: 11,960,616
Eleven million, nine hundred (and) sixty thousand, six hundred (and) sixteen.
200
Make these sentences negative:
We have to clean the classroom after every class.
We had to clean the classroom after every class.
We don't have to clean the classroom after every class.
We didn't have to clean the classroom after every class.
200
Ask me a question about what I am planning on doing this weekend? (Don't use the word plan)
What are you going to do this weekend?
300
Put these in past:
(1) He doesn't do the homework
(2) I do my homework.
(3) Do you do your homework?
(1) He didn't do the homework
(2) I did my homework.
(3) Did you go do your homework?
300
Correct this sentence:
While you was singing, my sister is eating.
While you were singing, my sister was eating.
300
What time is it? (write and say)
8:25
Twenty five past eight.
300
When do we use have to/ had to?
To talk about something that must be done. We use it to talk about important things or obligatory things that we need to, or should, do. We also use it for orders/ commands.
300
going/ am / to/ visit/ I/ my/ tonight/ go/ friends
I am going to go visit my friends tonight.
400
Change this sentence to past positive, past negative, and past interrogative:
She is a funny person.
She was a funny person.
She wasn't a funny person.
Was she a funny person?
400
Make this into a sentence using while.
I /swim/ in the ocean +++ my mom/ read/ book on the becah.
While I was swimming in the ocean, my mom was reading a book on the beach.
OR
I was swimming in the ocean while my mom was reading a book on the beach.
400
What time is it? (write and say)
Twenty five to nine.
400
Fill in the blank.
I __________ to go to school yesterday because I was in quarantine but normally I _________ go.
I didn't have to go to school yesterday because I was in quarantine but normally I have to go.
400
When do you use going to?
For future plans and predictions based on facts.
500
Make this sentence in the +past, - past, and ? past:
I have sushi for dinner.
(+) I had sushi for dinner.
(-) I didn't have sushi for dinner.
(?) Did you have sushi for dinner?
500
Daily Double: You can choose how many points you want to bet. Both teams have a chance to answer. If you get the answer wrong you lose the amount of points you bet.
What past of speech is the word while:
(1) a verb
(2) a conjunction
(3) an adverb
(4) a preposition
(2) It is a conjunction because it connects two different parts of a sentence! We have been using while to connect two different actions that are happening at the same time.
Note: we usually use while to connect two long actions happening at the same time.
500
What time is it?
It is 85 minutes after twenty past one.
A quarter to three.
500
Make these questions:
Your brother has to help your mom cook dinner.
Your brother had to help your mom cook dinner when he was a kid.
Does your brother have to help your mom cook dinner?
Did your brother have to help your mom cook dinner when he was a kid?
500
What are the two ways we can make a future sentence? (positive)
Be specific!!
(1) Subject + to be verb + going to + infinitive verb
(2) Subject + will + infinitive verb