Present Perfect Tense
Write a sentence using the present perfect tense to talk about something you’ve done today.
I have finished my homework.
Write a sentence using the adverb of degree "very."
She is very talented at singing.
Write a conditional sentence about a fact to talk about something anything that is true.
"If you heat water to 100°C, it boils."
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense using an adverb of degree (“very” or “extremely”).
I have been very busy today.
Write a sentence using conditional for facts and use the adverb “really.”
If you water the plants every day, they grow really well
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense about something you’ve never done.
I have never been to Paris.
Write a sentence using the adverb of degree "quite."
"The movie was quite interesting."
Write a conditional sentence about a fact to explain a cause and effect relationship.
If it rains, the ground gets wet.
Write a conditional sentence using an adverb of degree (“quite” or “too”).
If you study too hard, you might get tired.
Write a conditional sentence about a fact and use the adverb “quite.”
If you run for 10 minutes, you’ll feel quite tired.
Write a sentence using the present perfect tense and "already."
I have already eaten lunch.
Write a sentence using the adverb of degree "too."
"The soup is too hot to eat."
Write a conditional sentence about a fact about NATURE.
DO NOT start the sentence with the word "if"
It gets dark if the sun sets.
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense using "already" and an adverb of degree (“quite” or “really”)
I have already eaten, and I'm really full
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense using the adverb “already.”
I have already completed my assignment
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense using "for" or "since" to express a period of time.
I have worked here for five years
Write a sentence using the adverb of degree "extremely."
The weather is extremely cold today.
Write a conditional sentence about a fact to describe a something having to do SCIENCE.
If you add sugar to tea, it dissolves.
Write a conditional sentence for a fact using the word “extremely.”
DO NOT start the sentence with the word "if".
Fire is extremely hot and it will burn you if you touch it.
Write a conditional sentence using an adverb of degree (“extremely” or “too”).
If it gets too cold, water freezes
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense to describe something you just did.
I have just finished reading the book.
Write a sentence using the adverb of degree "hardly."
I can hardly hear you over the noise
Write a conditional sentence about a fact that explains what happens when you lift weights.
DO NOT start the sentence with the word "if"
You will get stronger if you lift weights.
Write a sentence in the present perfect tense with “never” and an adverb of degree (“hardly” or “too”).
I have never studied for the test, I am too lazy.
Write a conditional sentence using the adverb “hardly.”
If you hardly sleep, you will feel tired the next day