Past/Present/ Future
Yesterday I am playing football.
Yesterday I went to play football.
Yesterday I played football.
A)My sister is funny than my brother.
B)My sister is funnier than my brother.
C)My sister funnyer than my brother.
B
I can see that (your / you're) worried.
you're
I don't mind _________ (get up) early.
getting up
A)Maria drank alcohol for one year.
B)Maria dranken alcohol for one year.
C)Maria drunk alcohol for on year.
A
Compare two of your family members using “energetic”
200 Points for a sentence with no grammar mistakes
100 Points for a sentence with one or more grammar mistakes
The football team won (its / it's) final game.
its
Jessica really enjoys reading/to read poetry.
reading
For repeated or regular actions in the present time period, for facts, for habits, for things that are always / generally true.
Present Simple Tense
Use three adjectives in the superlative form to create a sentence about people in your family
100 pts for each correct superlative
Accept or Except: Will you please _ my help?
accept
Roger ____ (not/mind/talk) to his ex-girlfriend. They're still very good friends.
Roger doesn't mind talking to his ex-girlfriend. They're still very good friends.
Ask a question in the past simple tense form
400 Points for a question with no grammar mistakes
300 Points for a question with one grammar mistakes
200 Points for a question with two grammar mistakes
100 Points for a question with three or more grammar mistakes
Create a sentence describing your family members using equatives
400 Points for a sentence with no grammar mistakes
300 Points for a sentence with one grammar mistakes
200 Points for a sentence with two grammar mistakes
100 Points for a sentence with three or more grammar mistakes
We went to Paris and stayed (there / their, they're) for two weeks.
there
It's not a problem for me to get up early in the morning.
MIND
I don't mind getting up early in the morning.
What are the past simple of these five base verbs? bring, wear, fly, pay, choose
brought, wore, flew, paid, chose
Create a sentence using an inequality to describe people from Korea and people from Spain
500 Points for a sentence with no grammar mistakes
400 Points for a sentence with one grammar mistake
300 Points for a sentence with two grammar mistakes
200 Points for a sentence with three grammar mistakes
100 Points for a question with four or more grammar mistakes
Place the Commas: While I was in the kitchen the baby woke up.
While I was in the kitchen, the baby woke up.
My doctor recently told me I should stop drinking / to drink coffee.
My doctor recently told me I should stop drinking coffee.