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
My sport is harder/hardest than your sport.
My sport is harder than your sport.
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
I am the smarter/smartest one in my family.
I am the smartest one in my family.
Accept or Except: Will you please _ my help?
accept
Roger ____ (not/talk) to his ex-girlfriend. They're not very good friends.
Roger doesn't talk to his ex-girlfriend. They're not 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 as long as
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.
Change this sentence so that you use the word "can".
I can get 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
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
I wish I had a dog (that/who/where) is cute.
I wish I had a dog that is cute.
My doctor recently told me I should stop drinking / to drink coffee.
My doctor recently told me I should stop drinking coffee.