Present Tense
What is the form of present perfect continuous?
S + has/have + been + V.ing
What is the form of past continuous?
S + was/were + V.ing
What verbs can we use when talking about past habits?
used to / would / past simple tense
What are modal verbs you can use for obligation?
must / have to
(v.) to look for and read information on a computer or an internet
browse
How long _____ you been here for?
have
Explain the use of past perfect continuous and past simple.
Past perf cont had been happening before past simp happened.
What are some words that tell you they are past habits?
every _____, usually, always, often
It would be a good idea to come to the class early today.
You should / ought to come to the class early today.
(n.) difficult or unpleasant conditions
hardships
I (study / have been studying) English for six years.
have been studying
Which event happened first?
We played tennis. It had been raining.
It had been raining.
I've worked in the restaurant for four years and I'm used to _______ (work) late at night.
working, v. to be + used to + v.ing
Give me one sentence using the modal verb for prohibition.
[must not in the sentence]
(adj.) extremely hot
scorching
We ________ (currently, do) this exercise.
are currently doing
We _______ (eat) when suddenly we ________ (hear) a strange noise.
were eating, heard
After we arrived at the hotel, we ______ (have) dinner in the hotel restaurant.
had, past situation
I think you ______ study or you will fail the test.
should
(v.) to change something completely, usually improving it
revolutionize / transform
Wikipedia (1) started in 2001 and (2) since then it (3) have become one of the most popular (4) sites on the internet.
3, has become
(1) When my mom (2) arrived home (3) at 11p.m., I (4) has already gone to bed.
4, had already gone
He (1) would be 60 kg but he (2) has lost his weight and (3) now he (4) is only 50 kg.
1, used to
I (1) need to (2) motivates myself to do things (3) because I (4) lose my own motivation very fast.
2, motivate
(n.) people who come from the same country as you
compatriot