Sentence Types
Reply to this sentence (a full sentence):
Who did Pinkypie go with?
Pinkypie went with ...
Is the use of 'it's' formal or informal?
Informal
Answer correctly:
Do you have a stomachache?
Yes, I do.
No, I don't.
How long have you been waiting for me?
I've been waiting for you for ...
I will or I'm going to:
'Do you want to go for a walk?'
'No, _____ get some work done.'
I'm going to (you already made a decision)
Correct or Incorrect?
Not let's start arguing.
Incorrect
Put the following words in the correct order.
to / a / There / problem. / be / seems
There seems to be a problem.
Complete the following sentence:
Why ... you go to the party?
didn't
Use the present progressive to complete the sentence.
Larry _____ (set) the table for dinner.
is setting
What will you do in the future?
I will ...
What is an imperative?
They are infinitives (verbs) without 'to'.
Use the present progressive in the following sentence:
I _____ (be) careful with your laptop.
I was being careful with your laptop.
Turn this sentence in a 'got' form:
Have you a headache?
Have you got a headache?
Which tense is probably the most important tense to learn in the English language?
The simple present (or present simple).
Complete the sentence using a future tense.
I think tomorrow I _____ (go) to Songkhla.
will go
am going
etc.
What is the difference between the use of 'no' and 'not'?
'No' we use with a noun or -ing form. This turns the phrase into 'not any' or 'not a/an'.
Is there anything that's holding you back these days?
No, there's nothing holding me back.
What is the past simple and past participle of 'have'?
had
Correct or incorrect:
What do you think about at this moment?
Incorrect
What is the difference between will and shall?
Shall is more formal.
Which auxiliary verb do we use when making a question?
do
What is the past participle of the verb 'be'
been
Why do we use 'got' forms in the English language?
No reason, it's just easier to say.
Complete the sentence:
I hate it if people _____ (interrupt) me when I _____ (work).
I hate it if people interrupt me when I am working.
Use the future in the past (and add a verb to it):
I saw he had a gun, but I didn't think he _______.
would shoot
was going to shoot
were to shoot
was shooting