COMPLETE WITH ONE WORD
I ____ lived in this apartment for 7 years.
I HAVE lived in this apartment for 7 years.
I love going to the beach in summer. (really)
I REALLY love going to the beach in summer.
When I saw her, she were looking at a shop window.
When I saw her, she WAS looking...
We use ANY for questions and negative sentences.
TRUE!
to - doctor - John - see - a - ought
John ought to see a doctor.
You don't like this food, _____ you?
You don't like this food, DO you?
We go to the supermarket tomorrow. (WON'T)
We WON'T go to the supermarket tomorrow.
I am running in the park every morning.
I RUN in the park every morning.
The PRESENT CONTINUOUS can be used for future arrangements.
TRUE!
help - something - you - me - ? - Could - with
Could you help me with something?
Fish, meat, vegetables, fruit -you _____ it, I eat it!
Fish, meat, vegetables, fruit -you NAME it, I eat it!
I need more time to study, so I'm going to give my judo classes. (UP)
I need more time to study, so I'm going to give UP my judo classes.
I love your new haircut. It is looking fantastic.
It LOOKS fantastic.
We use WHEN with the past continuous.
FALSE! We use WHEN with the past simple.
recently - Have - ? - seen - Elena - you
Have you seen Elena recently?
It's a secret, so you'd ______ not tell anyone.
It's a secret, so you'd BETTER not tell anyone.
I fell off my bike I was cycling in the park. (WHILE)
I fell off my bike WHILE I was cycling in the park.
The activity is most difficult than the exam.
The activity is MORE difficult than the exam.
To talk about repeated actions in the future, we use USED TO
FALSE! We use it for repeated actions in the past
been - because - had - was - Josh - running - he - tired
Josh was tired because he had been running.
If you don't like your job, it's ____ to you to find a new one.
It's UP to you to find a new one.
I invited all the class to the party, but one came. (NO)
I invited all the class to the party, but NO one came.
When I was little, I used to watching cartoons.
When I was little, I used to WATCH cartoons.
When comparing, we use MORE with short adjectives.
FALSE! We add -er (shorter)
allowed - in - bedroom - I'm - loud - play - not - my - to - music
I'm not allowed to play loud music in my bedroom.