NARRATIVE TENSES
While I _____ (get) out of the shower, the lights (go off) _____.
wasn getting out, went off
Who works ……………………… (hard) out of all the students in the class?
THE HARDEST
When I was young, climbing trees was my favourite pastime.
When I was young, I ___________ a lot. (USED) 5 words
I used to climb a lot.
MEANING OF GET ON WELL
TO HAVE A GOOD RELATIONSHIP
How do you feel when you fail an exam?
a. frightened
b. fascinated
c. disappointed
disappointed
Why did you change the channel? I ______ (SEE) that movie.
had seen
If you ate ……………………… (slowly), you’d enjoy your food more!
MORE SLOWLY
In the past, Tom was more reliable.
Tom isn't quite as _______________. (USED)
(5 words)
Tom isn't quite as reliable as he used to.
PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY
YOUR RELATIVES
opposite of fall in love with, you have a fight
fall out with
When I ______(see) Clara, I realised that she ______ ( not change) much in all those years.
saw/ she hadn't changed
Among all the players, she performed (impressive).
Among all the players, she performed the most impressively.
It is normal to see him speaking in public.
He ______________________ in public. (USED)
(4 words)
He is used to speaking in public.
WHERE DO PEOPLE HOLD A MARATHON?
A TRACK
______ ____ the rubbish
________ the table
________ the bed
_______ the room
take out
lay
make
tidy
The burglar _____ (try)to open the safe when he _____ (hear) the owner come in.
was trying/ heard
(by far/anywhere near/nowhere near) with the adjective good
The food wasn’t ________________________ as I had been told.
anywhere as good as
After some time, living here will seem normal to you.
It's going to take you some time to ______ here . (USED) (4 words)
get used to living
PREPOSITIONS THAT GO WITH THESE WORDS:
RELY
ANNOYED
ANXIOUS
MAKE SENTENCES USING THEM/MEANINGS
RELY ON
ANNOYED AT
ANXIOUS ABOUT
What's the odd word out? meanings?
warm up
get on with
work out
catch up
get on with
I’ve been / been going to Italy, but I’ve never visited / been visiting France.
I'VE BEEN / i'VE NEVER VISITED
got /the / one / than / is / this / last /month/expensive / dress/ more / slightly/I
This dress is slightly more expensive than the one I bought last month.
Horror movies were not my cup of tea but I like them now.
I DIDN'T USE TO LIKE WATCHING horror movies but I do now.
Give the differences between these words
competitors vs spectators
course vs track
race vs score
competitors - opponents spectators- watch
course - where people play golf, swim track - running
race - a run Like a marathon ., score to make a goal, point
What are the different stages of a person's life?
Give six and the logical order they happen. Give the key important events.
People are born in a family. They go to primary school. They go to high school anf university. They make friends, they go on dates, have a boyfriend/girlfriend. They graduate, work, get married and have kids. They retire. They travel, etc.