Verb Tenses
The student is study English.
The student studies English.
or
The student is studying English.
I like tea, who is my favourite drink.
I like tea, which is my favourite drink.
The students in the institute works hard at their classes.
The students in the institute work hard at their classes.
wake
woke
Fantastic!!! you lose 100 points if you get it wrong.
which phrasal verbs mean..
To drop to the ground (f)
fall down
The students in the institute are study grammar today.
The students in the institute are studying grammar today.
The girl where has a great voice, is my friend.
The girl who has a great voice, is my friend.
The teacher didn't assigned any homework.
The teacher didn't assign any homework.
bring
brought
which phrasal verbs mean..
Think of something ideas (C)
come up with
I do homework when the phone rang.
I was doing homework when the phone rang.
George Lucas, which produced the movie Star Wars, is 77 years old.
George Lucas, who produced the movie Star Wars, is 77 years old.
The teacher can taught well.
The teacher can teach well.
grow
grew
which phrasal verbs mean..
Explode, destroy by exploding (B)
blow up
I have seen the Avengers movie last night.
I saw the Avengers movie last night.
Great job! 100 bonus points.
The high school student, where made a good choice, is my classmate.
The high school student, who made a good choice, is my classmate.
The students have learned a lot of grammar rules.
The students have learned a lot of grammar rules.
bonus: 100 if you chose correct
forgive
forgave
which phrasal verbs mean..
Hit, attack (b)
beat up
I have drunked Loja's coffee many times this week.
I have drunk Loja's coffee many times this week.
Paul, where studies a college career, is in Harvard.
Paul, who studies a college career, is in Harvard.
The class hoppes to go to a restaurant for a meal after class.
The class hopes to go to a restaurant for a meal after class.
100 points less if you get it wrong.
bleed
bled
which phrasal verbs mean..
Stop being behind or to hang out with friends or to be in the same pace as someone (C)
catch up with