Present perfect
Turn into present perfect the following sentence. Ex: she cooks (she has cooked).
She plays.
She has played.
Turn into present perfect continuous the following sentence. Ex: she cooks (she has been cooking).
He walks.
He has been waking.
Make a sentence using can.
Lions can eat other animals.
Make a sentence using must.
We must work in class.
Use the irregular verb "hear" in the past tense.
She heard that he was sad.
I learn.
She listens.
I have been listening.
Make a sentence using will be able to.
We will be able to play soccer.
Make a sentence using might.
My mom might call me later today.
Use "get out" correctly in a sentence, using present perfect.
I have gotten out of a bad situation many times.
They travel.
They have traveled.
We wonder.
Make a sentence using could.
We could be heroes.
Make a negative sentence using a modal of ability.
We can't be rude.
Use the irregular verb "leave" in present perfect, with already or yet.
He has already left the class.
We write many books.
We have written many books.
I shower.
I have been showering.
Make a negative sentence with could.
I couldn't leave early yesterday, because we were busy.
Make a sentence using a modal of strong certainty.
We will go to Denver next week.
Use "find out" correctly in a sentence.
He will find out what time the class begins.
We eat breakfast every day.
We have eaten breakfast every day.
They teach.
They have been teaching.
Make a sentence using a modal that suggests strong ability.
She must be able to speak English, because she has studied for a long time.
Make a sentence using a modal that suggests moderate certainty.
It might rain today.
Use "turn out" correctly in a sentence.
The party turned out perfectly.