Verb tenses
From the present continuous of "they study"
They are studying
What is the schwa sound? Give an example word.
The schwa sound is the unstressed /ə/ sound. Example: the ‘a’ in “sofa.”
Complete the sentence: "The book is _______ the table."
The book is on the table.
Find adjektivet i sætningen: "The tall boy runs fast."
Tall – det beskriver substantivet "boy".
Form a yes/no question from the statement: "He likes pizza."
Does he like pizza?
Change "She went to the store" to the present perfect
She has gone to the store
Give an example word.How do you pronounce the "-ed" ending in "walked"?
The "-ed" in “walked” is pronounced /t/.
Choose the correct preposition: "I'll meet you _______ the library." (at/in/on)
I’ll meet you at the library."
Gør adjektivet “happy” til et adverbium og brug det i en sætning.
Adverbium: happily. Eksempel: She smiled happily at her friend.
Form a wh- question to ask about someone's favorite hobby.
What is your favorite hobby?
By the time we arrive, they will have finished eating
What is the difference in pronunciation between "there," "their," and "they're"?
There" refers to a place, "their" is possessive, and "they're" is a contraction of "they are."
Use the preposition "by" to indicate a means of transport in a sentence.
Example: “I go to work by train.”
Forklar forskellen mellem “good” og “well” og brug dem korrekt i to sætninger.
“Good” er et adjektiv (beskriver substantiver), “well” er et adverbium (beskriver verber). Eksempler: She is a good singer. / She sings well.
Change the statement "They are visiting next week" into a negative question.
They aren’t visiting next week, are they?
Explain the difference in meaning between "I lived in Paris" and "I have lived in Paris."
"I lived in Paris" means you lived there in the past and no longer do. "I have lived in Paris" suggests you lived there at some point in your life and may still live there or it’s still relevant.
Identify the silent letter in the word "knife" and explain its historical reason.
The silent letter in "knife" is "k". Historically, it was pronounced in Old English but became silent over time.
Explain when to use "in," "on," and "at" when referring to locations.
Use “in” for enclosed spaces (in a room), “on” for surfaces (on the table), and “at” for specific points (at the door).
Sammenlign sætningerne: "She speaks clear." vs. "She speaks clearly."
“Clear” er et adjektiv og bruges forkert her. “Clearly” er korrekt, fordi det beskriver verbet “speaks”. Rigtigt: She speaks clearly.
Explain the correct word order in indirect questions. Give an example.
Indirect question: “Can you tell me where she lives?”
Describe a future action that will be completed before another future action, using the correct tense.
By next week, I will have completed the report before the meeting begins.
Explain the concept of weak and strong forms in English and give an example sentence demonstrating both.
Weak forms are unstressed, e.g., “can” in “I can go” /kən/. Strong forms are stressed, e.g., “I can go” /kæn/. Example: “Can you help me?” (weak) vs. “Yes, I can.” (strong)
Create a sentence using two different prepositions to show a sequence of actions related to a place.
Example: “She walked through the gate and into the garden.”
Skriv en sætning med et komparativt adjektiv og et adverbium, og forklar hvorfor.
Eksempel: Tom is taller than Ben and runs quickly.
Forklaring: “Taller” sammenligner personer (adjektiv), og “quickly” beskriver, hvordan han løber (adverbium).
Form a tag question for the statement: "She speaks English fluently." Explain the purpose of tag questions.
She speaks English fluently, doesn’t she? Tag questions confirm or check information.