Past simple
She likes to read books and doesn't like to watch TV.
She liked to read books and didn't like to watch TV.
was / were
When do we use present simple?
Daily routine, permanent actions, timetables, facts
How do we make comparative and superlative form for short adjectives?
Comparative: we add -er ending
Superlative: we add -est ending
Correct this sentence:
We can to eat this cake.
What's the 2nd form of to have?
When do we use the present continuous?
Processes, when talking about now, temporary actions
How do we make the comparative and superlative form for long adjectives?
Comparative: we add more before the adjective
Superlative: we add the most before the adjective
He wants to buy the blue jeans.
Does he want to buy the blue jeans?
Correct the sentence:
We see a beautiful flower and my friend decided to took a photo.
We saw a beautiful flower and my friend decided to take a photo.
ate, drank, woke
I usually reads books in the evening, but I watching TV now.
I usually read books in the evening, but I am watching TV now.
Put the adjective in the correct form:
This t-shirt is (big) than I thought.
This t-shirt is bigger than I thought.
Correct the mistakes:
There is much vegetables in the fridge.
There are many (a lot of) vegetables in the fridge.
Make a sentence out of these words:
My family | to meet |on Christmas Day | and | to give | each other presents.
My family met on Christmas Day and gave each other presents.
What is the 2nd form of these verbs: speak, tell, say, think
spoke, told, said, thought
Put the verbs in the correct tense:
My sister often (to go) to the gym after work, but today we (to watch) a movie together
My sister often goes to the gym after work, but today we are watching a movie together
Put the adjectives in the correct form:
She is (nice) person I've ever met and she is (beautiful) in person than in pictures.
She is the nicest person I've ever met and she is more beautiful in person than in pictures.
Fill in the gap:
I arrived in ____ USA last Monday.
I arrived in the USA last Monday.
Which sentence is wrong? Correct it.
1) I went shopping and bought a lot of clothes for my vacation yesterday.
2) She tell me that she didn't spent a lot of money on shoes, but I known she lied because I seen the receipt.
2) She told me that she didn't spend a lot of money on shoes, but I knew she lied because I saw the receipt.
What's the 2nd form of these verbs: buy, break, choose, become, lose
bought, broke, chose, became, lost
Put the verbs in the correct tense:
Why (to be) you so slow? Hurry up, our flight (to leave) at 18:45. The taxi (to wait, already) for us!
Why are you so slow? Hurry up, our flight leaves at 18:45. The taxi is already waiting for us!
What is the comparative and superlative form of these adjectives:
bad, good, far
Good: better, the best
Far: farther (further), the farthest (furthest)
Which sentence is wrong? Correct it.
1) Could you to tell me where the fitting room is?
2) Would you like to try this on?
1) Could you tell me where the fitting room is?
2) Would you like to try this one?