Adverbs/Adjectives
Give four adverbs of frequency.
never hardly ever seldom rarely occasionally sometimes often usually always
Complete the sentence. Mark lost his job for making bad decisions. The company ______ him.
fired
Give four Stative Verbs (verbs not normally used in the infinitive form).
Thoughts and opinions: agree, believe, doubt, guess, imagine, know, mean, recognise, remember, suspect, think, understand. Feelings and emotions: dislike, hate, like, love, prefer, want, wish. Senses and perceptions: appear, be, feel, hear, look, see, seem, smell, taste. Possession and measurement: belong, have, measure, own, possess, weigh.
This is a verb. It begins with the letter 'a'. It means to get something, like success in life.
achieve
Which sentence is correct? 1) In my job, I have to deal with clients. 2) In my job, I must deal with clients. 3) In my job, I should deal with clients.
The correct sentence is: 1) In my job, I have to deal with clients.
Give synonyms for the following adjectives: quick, closed and expensive.
fast, shut, dear
In a job, you don't 'win' a salary. What's the correct verb?
earn
Complete the sentence: We use the __________ (to + base form) after certain verbs like: decide, forget, need, plan, remember, want, and would like.
infinitive
When your car won't go because it has not petrol, we say it has ______ ______ ______ petrol.
run out of
Sam: How long have you known Peter?
Tess: For three years: I ______ him three years ago.
met
Make the adjective in the following sentence into an adverb: He's a hard worker. He works ______.
hard
Translate into English: 'dar um aperto de mãos / cumprimentar'
shake hands
Complete the following sentence: Albert ______ smoke when he was younger but he doesn't now.
used to
Someone you can trust and depend on is r_______.
reliable
Give the three parts of six irregular verbs.
Examples: go/went/gone be/was/were/been buy/bought/bought break/broke/broken
There are four ways we make a regular adjective into a superlative form. Give an example of each type.
Type 1: clean/cleaner, big/bigger Type 2: dirty/dirtier, happy/happier Type 3: careful/more careful helpful/more helpful Type 4: beautiful/more beautiful, interesting/more interesting
In a job, you spend some time on courses learning new skills. What do we call them? ______ courses.
training
Keith said: 'Don't open the gate. There's a dangerous dog in the garden.' Complete the sentence: Keith ______ us not to open the gate because of the dangerous dog in the garden.
warned
What kind of days are 5th October, 1st November and 1st and 8th December.
They're bank holidays.
What's the difference between the future form in these two sentences? 1) I will be at school this time tomorrow. 2) I'm going shopping tomorrow afternoon.
1) a future prediction, talking about movements in the future, a definite action in the future 2) a future plan or intention
Give three comparative adverbs.
For example: more easily, better, worse, more slowly, etc.
A candidate for a job sees an advertisement (or advert or ad) and makes an ______ for the job.
application
Complete these question tags: 1) They love football, ________? 2) He didn't go to the café yesterday, ________? 3) I'm working accurately, ________?
1) They love football, don't they? 2) He didn't go to the café yesterday, did he? 3) I'm working accurately, aren't I?
What's the difference between 'borrow' and 'lend'?
When you haven't got a pencil, you can borrow one from another student. That student lends you the pencil.
When do we use the Past Simple?
When we know when the action happened, at a definite time in the past. For example: yesterday, last week, two years ago, etc.