U1 Grammar
What is the structure of Past Continuous?
Subject + verb to be (SP) + Main verb (-ing)
Give an adjective for someone who always thinks positively
Optimistic
What is the tense used for main events in stories?
Simple past
What does "get hold of" mean?
To have/To contact
How do you pronounce this word:
"Species"
Species
When do we use simple present?
"I'm going to work things out with him"
What is the meaning of this sentence?
They will solve a problem they have with the other person
What is the tense used for explanations and reasons of main events?
Past perfect (Past perfect continuous)
What does "get swept away" mean?
When something is taken away by stronger force. Overwhelming. Lose control.
Spell the given word
E N V I R O N M E N T
What is the difference between past participle and present perfect?
Past participle is a verb form included in present perfect, which is a tense.
Give another adjective for "innocent" or "Without malice"
Naive
What is the difference between "As soon as" and "As long as"?
As soon as: Immediate sequence of events
As long as: "Only if", one possibility
What is "Environment"?
Living and non living things interacting around the creature
What does "get across to" mean?
To be understood
What is the structure of past perfect continuous?
Subject + had + been + main verb (-ing)
What is "Effort"?
Energy spent into something
Determined attempt
Determination to try
"I'll pass my exam ..... I study enough"
Complete the conditional.
Provided
If
as long as
What is the word used for animals that are close to being extinct?
Endangered
What is you teacher's favorite food?
a) Spaghetti with meatballs
b) Passionfruit mousse
c) Ribs with barbecue
d) Strawberry chocolate ganash
b) Passionfruit mousse
What is the past participle of "Read"?
Read
What does "Stubborn" mean?
Resistant to change
"If you see a bear, don't run"
What are the tenses present, and what meaning do they give? Why is will not a part of this conditional?
Because it's a real conditional indicating something that is always true and not a situational decision.
"You are getting on my nerves" What does this mean?
You are irritating/annoying me
Guess the number from 0 to 20
17