modal verbs of obligation
Look at this mess! You have to/must tidy up your room!
must
"I could swim since I was 4." Right or wrong?
Wrong!
"It was very difficult for me to get used to work at home." Right or wrong?
Wrong - get used to working.
What's the meaning of give up?
e.g. I gave up smoking and I feel so relieved now!
quit; stop doing sth
don't have to/don't need to
"Sorry, I'm believing you're wrong." Right or wrong?
Wrong - Believe
Although he had been unwell, he could/was able to collect his prize last Friday.
was able to
"Normally, she'll read books before going to bed." Why is "Will" used in here?
Because we are referring to predictable behaviour or habit.
explain the difference between turn into and turn to.
turn into means "become", whereas turn to means "to go to someone for help".
If you ask me, I think you ______ leave him if he doesn't make you happy.
should / ought to
Name six state verbs
Student's answers.
Did you __________ tickets to see The Killers? They sold out the show in an hour!
manage to
both are possible answers :)
During quarantine lockdown, I gained weight.
Change the verb for a suitable phrasal verb.
put on
"We arrived too early and our flight was delayed, so we needn't hurry." Right or wrong?
Provide a sentence using a state verb which can be used in the continuous form as an action as well.
Student's answers.
Could you have
They _________ live in a big house in London.
used to or would?
used to
Provide an example using "give out"
Student's answer.
Multiple choice: She was ________ from competing for two years after failing a drugs test.
a. forbidden b. banned c. allowed
banned
"Nick works harder than Leo."
Rephrase this sentence using the "as...as" comparative structure"
What are the two meanings of "give in"?