-ED & -ING
Choose: “The class was ___ (bored / boring).”
boring
What is the past of “go”?
went
Fill in: “I ___ tired.” (past)
I was tired.
Complete: “I ___ watch TV."(50%)
I sometimes/occasionally
Choose the correct form: “I feel ___ (tired / tiring).”
tired
Fix the mistake: “We was at the beach.”
We were at the beach.
Choose: “He ___ (was/went) to the store.”
He went to the store.
Where does the adverb go? “She drinks tea.” (never)
She never drinks tea.
Compare: “I was annoyed.” vs. “I was annoying.” What’s the difference?
“Annoyed” = feeling; “Annoying” = causing the feeling
Fill in with correct past tense: “He ___ (bring) his dog and ___ (run) in the park.”
He brought his dog and ran in the park.
Fix the sentence: “They was eat dinner.”
They were eating dinner / They ate dinner.
Correct the word order: “I go sometimes to the gym.”
I sometimes go to the gym.
Use two -ed and two -ing adjectives in a short statement (oral sentences) describing a travel experience.
(answers vary)
Rewrite using appropriate time markers: “She meet her friend.” Add detail.
She met her friend last Friday / yesterday / last week
Explain: Why is “I was go” incorrect? Give two ways to fix it.
“Was” and “go” can’t be used that way; change to “I went” or “I was going”.
Compare: “They are usually late.” vs. “They usually are late.” Which is preferred and why?
First is more natural; “usually” comes after “be”