need vs need to

Vocabulary

100

• Question: A very, very tall building in the center of the city that seems to touch the sky?

skyscraper

200

• Question: The area or community where you live and where your neighbors are?

neighbourhood

300

• Question: The outer parts of a city, far from the busy center, where it is usually quieter.

the outskirts

400

• Question: A large building that contains many individual apartments or flats.

block of flats

500

• Question: The specific place you go to if you want to catch the subway or metro train.

Underground Station

need vs need to 1

100

• Question: Fill in the blank: "I am hungry. I ________ an apple."

need

200

• Question: Fill in the blank: "We are late! We ________ run to the station."

need to

300

• Question: Fill in the blank: "She ________ buy a ticket for the stadium."

needs to (Remember the "-s" for she/he/it!)

400

• Question: Fill in the blank: "The skyscraper is huge. It ________ a very big lift."

needs (It needs + noun)

500

• Question: Fix the mistake in this sentence: "They need to a new bank in the neighbourhood."

"They need a new bank" (Remove "to" because "a new bank" is a noun).

need vs need to 2

100

• Question: Fill in the blank: "To save money, my parents ________ the bank."

need

200

• Question: Fill in the blank: "To save money, my parents ________ go to the bank."

need to

300

• Question: Change this sentence to negative: "He needs a map."

"He doesn't need a map."

400

• Question: Make a question out of this sentence: "You need to live on the outskirts."

"Do you need to live on the outskirts?"

500

• Question: Correct this sentence: "We needs to visit the old part of the city."

"We need to visit the old part of the city." (Eliminate the S in need for I/ you/ we/ they)

Theory

100

• Question: What type of word must always follow the phrase "need to"?

• 
  

verb (or an action)

200

• Question: What type of word must always follow the word "need"?

noun (a person, place, or thing)

300

• Question: Why do we say "Jhon needs a pencil" instead of "Jhon need a pencil"?

Because Jhon is "He" (3rd person singular), so we must add an "-s" to the verb in the present tense.

400

What is the 1st word in every sentence?

subject

500

If "I need.." and "He needs to..." are for positive sentences what are the negatives?

I don't need.. and He doesn't need to...