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How are you today?
I'm fine/good/great/okay/so-so/not so good.
Finish the sentence using exciting or excited.
English class is _________.
English class is exciting.
We use 'who' to talk about _______.
We use 'who' to talk about people.
When is Halloween?
Halloween is on October 31st.
Passive Voice has two parts. Part #1 is:
am/is/are/was/_____
am/is/are/was/were
What is 過去式?
It's Past Tense.
Finish the sentence using boring or bored.
Playing football is _______.
Playing football is boring.
We use 'what' to talk about _________.
We use 'what' to talk about things.
Where is the Day of the Dead from?
It's from Mexico and Central America.
Passive Voice has two parts. Part #2 is the 過去分詞. What is this?
過去分詞 is the Past Participle, or PP.
Remember to PP!
What is the Past Tense of 'Go'?
It's 'Went'.
Finish the sentence using surprising or surprised.
She is __________ at a test.
She is surprised at a test.
We use 'when' to talk about _________.
We use 'when' to talk about time.
What are Halloween colors?
Halloween colors are orange and black.
The cookies was eaten by my grandmother.
Is this sentence good or bad?
The cookies WERE eaten by my grandmother.
It's bad.
What is the Past Tense of 'See'?
It's 'Saw'.
Finish the sentence using interesting or interested.
We are ________ in science class.
We are interested in science class.
We use 'where' to talk about place.
We use 'where' to talk about place.
When is the Day of the Dead?
It's on November 2nd.
'Starry Night' WAS painted by Vincent Van Gogh.
The sentence is bad.
Did you see a movie yesterday?
(Long answer)
Yes, I did. I saw a movie yesterday.
No, I didn't. I didn't see a movie yesterday.
Finish the sentence. Use any adjective.
We go to school every day. School is ________.
School is interesting/boring/exciting/surprising.
Finish the sentence. Use who, what, when, where, or how.
Can you tell me ____ she is?
Can you tell me who/where/how she is?
What do we do on Halloween?
We eat candy/wear costumes/go trick or treat.
Change this sentence from Active Voice to Passive Voice.
The baker baked delicious cookies.
Delicious cookies were baked by the baker.