She __________ (usually/walk) to school, but today she __________ (take) the bus.
She usually walks to school, but today she's taking the bus.
Someone cleans the street every day.
The street is cleaned every day.
Class starts at 9am.
What time does class start?
I want _______ (travel) to Ireland next summer.
I want to travel to Ireland next summer.
Venir: Infinitive / Past simple / Past Participle
To come, came, come
What is the opposite of careful?
Careless
1. She's looking _______ to Christmas.
She's looking forward to Christmas.
Yesterday, we went to the beach, then we watched a film at home, and finally we bought a pizza.
Pau walked the dog at the park.
The dog was walked at the park by Pau.
The dog was walked by Pau at the park.
You were reading at the library.
Where were you reading?
Before _______ (eat) I always wash my hands.
Before eating I always wash my hands.
I ___________ (not/like) tomatoes, but now I do.
I didn't use to like tomatoes, but now I do.
If you are a very happy person you are _____.
cheerful
Synonyms for Good-looking
1. a__________
2 h__________
attractice
handsome
"The phone is ringing!" - "I ______ answer it."
"The phone is ringing!" - "I will answer it."
The living room is being cleaned today by them.
The living room is being cleaned by them today.
Tom and Emily went to a restaurant last night.
When did Tom and Emily go to a restaurant?
I went ________ (run) this morning.
I went running this morning.
To forget: Past simple / Past Participle / Translation
forgot / forgotten / olvidar
Negative Prefixes: Un- In- Im-
1. Lucky
2. Patient
3. Expensive
Unlucky
Impatient
Inexpensive
My friend likes wearing ________-fitting trousers, but I prefer wearing _______ jeans.
loose-fitting
skinny jeans
When I ______ (arrive) home, my dad _______ (cook).
When I arrived home, my dad was cooking.
Miki has completed the homework.
The homework has been completed by Miki.
Bob is practising football because he wants to be a famous footballer.
Why is Bob practising football?
My parents made me _______ (clean) my bedroom.
My parents made me clean my bedroom.
_____________ (you/watch) horror films?
Did you use to watch horror films?

Necklace
part on youth
1. Charlie likes taking ____ in competitions.
Charlie likes taking part in competitions.
While we ___________ (listen) to music, our sister _________ (do) her homework.
While we were listening to music, our sister was doing her homework.
She will read your book.
Your book will be read by her.
How many pairs of trainers did we buy yesterday?
Do you agree ____ (help) me with my problem?
Do you agree to help me with my problem?
Vender: Infinitive / Past simple / Past Participle
To sell, sold, sold
They are 43 years old. They are in their _______ ______.
early forties
in for with
1. She agreed _____ me about our weekend plans.
She agreed with me about our weekend plans.
_________ (he finish) the project yet? Yes, he ________ (do) last night.
Has he finished the project yet? Yes, he did last night.
They must return the books to the library.
The books must be returned to the library by them.
She has studied English for three years.
How long has she studied English?
We plan ______ (finish) the project today.
We plan to finish the project today.
We used to read comics when we were children.
N: ____________________
I: ____________________
N: We didn't use to read comics when we were children.
I: Did we use to read comics when we were children?
The first time you wear a new shirt is called ____ ____. However, if you wear a shirt that your older sibling used to wear is called _____ _____.
Brand-new
Second-hand
Adjective to Adverb
1. Lucky
2. Bad
3. Good
Luckily
Badly
Well