Comparative
Compare a plane and a bus using the word "fast".
"A plane is faster than a bus."
Complete the sentence with the correct form of "tall":
"Everest is the ________ mountain in the world."
"Everest is the tallest mountain in the world."
Change this sentence to the past simple:
"I visit my grandparents."
"I visited my grandparents."
Make a positive sentence using
"she / like / to read books / every evening".
"She likes to read books every evening."
Describe what the teacher is doing right now using "Teacher / teach / English lesson".
" Teacher is teaching an English lesson right now."
Compare learning English and learning history using the words "more interesting".
"Learning English is more interesting than learning history."
Make a full sentence using "dangerous" to describe sharks in the ocean.
"Sharks are the most dangerous animals in the ocean."
Make a negative past simple sentence using the irregular verb "buy":
"He / not / a new phone / yesterday."
"He did not buy a new phone yesterday."
(or "didn't buy")
Make a negative sentence about Tom's daily habit using
"Tom / not / play / video games on weekdays".
"Tom does not play video games on weekdays." (or "doesn't play")
Make a negative sentence:
"The children / not / sleep / at the moment."
"The children are not sleeping at the moment."
(or "aren't sleeping")
Correct this incorrect sentence into a full, correct sentence:
"My brother is gooder at sports than me."
"My brother is better at sports than me."
Correct this sentence:
"This is the badest movie I have ever watched."
"This is the worst movie I have ever watched."
Form a question and answer it in full using the past simple of "go":
"Where did you go yesterday?"
"I went to the supermarket yesterday."
(or any destination)
Turn this statement into a full question:
"They go to school by bus."
"Do they go to school by bus?"
Turn this sentence into a question:
"She is studying for her exam."
"Is she studying for her exam?"