all in the past
While I wrote / was writing a text message, my phone rang.
was writing
I think it is going to / will be a lovely summer this year.
will
We have already / still found enough mushrooms.
already
wrote
Turn the sentence into a question:
THEY WON'T KNOW ANYTHING.
WILL THEY KNOW ANYTHING?
I was walking along the road when I saw / was seeing my friend.
saw
Look out! There is a hole behind you! You are going to fall / will fall / falling in!
are going to fall
Give 3 examples of time adverbs which are often used in present perfect sentences.
always / never / yet / already / just / ever / before / still
Create a sentence with the word JUST:
SIMON AND SUE / WAKE UP
SIMON AND SUE HAVE JUST WOKEN UP.
Turn the sentence into a question:
YOU CAME BACK LATE LAST NIGHT.
DID YOU COME BACK LATE LAST NIGHT?
While they were doing the shopping, he looked / was looking for his grandma's recipe.
was looking
'Are you going / going to go to the concert on Tuesday?'
'Yeah, I can't wait! I have the ticket right here in my pocket.'
going
Create a sentence in present perfect:
MARK / EVER / RIDE / A MOTORBIKE / ?
Say it in English:
'Byłaś kiedyś w Rzymie?'
'Tak, byłam. Spędziłam tam tydzień w zeszłe lato.'
'Have you ever been to Rome?'
'Yes, I have. I spent a week there last summer.'
Turn the sentence into a question:
SHE WAS RUNNING WHEN SHE FELL.
WAS SHE RUNNING WHEN SHE FELL?
ANSWER: He was living in London when he started writing the book.
QUESTION: Where... ?
Where was he living when he started writing the book?
'You really should hurry up! It's 5:30 already.'
'Relax, my train ____________ (leave) at 7, so I still have plenty of time.'
'____________ (take) a taxi to the station?'
'Yes, it ____________ (be) here in an hour.'
leaves / are you taking / will be (going to be)
Which time adverb has got two different meanings, depending on the kind of sentence in which it is used?
yet
Create a correct sentence:
IN / 2018 / MILLIE BOBBY BROWN / MOVIES / SINCE / STAR / EIGHT
MILLIE BOBBY BROWN HAS STARRED IN EIGHT MOVIES SINCE 2018.
Turn the sentence into a question:
WE HAVE ALREADY EATEN LUNCH.
HAVE YOU EATEN LUNCH YET?
'What ___________ yesterday at 4 pm?' (DO)
'I ____________ a book.' (READ)
'And before that?'
'First I ____________ (COOK) dinner for half an hour and then ____________ (EAT) it.'
were you doing / was reading / was cooking / ate
Rate the following sentences 1-3 where 1 is the most certain (sure) and 3 is the least probable.
They are meeting next week.
They will meet next week.
They are going to meet next week.
1. They are meeting next week.
3. They will meet next week.
2. They are going to meet next week.
Say it in English:
Mieszkają w Krakowie od dwunastu lat. Nigdy nie przeprowadzali się do innego miasta.
'What is Mary looking for?'
'Her car keys. She 's lost / lost them and she can't drive back home.'
'Poor her! I 've lost / lost my car keys once and I couldn't drive for a week! Finally my dog found them in the garden. Fortunately, I haven't lost / didn't lose them ever since.'
's lost
lost
haven't lost
Turn the sentence into a question:
WE'RE GOING TO GO SWIMMING IN THE AFTERNOON.
ARE WE GOING TO GO SWIMMING IN THE AFTERNOON?