Past Simple
Peter: Oh dear, Luke! How did you break your leg?
Luke: I jumped too high on my trampoline and (fall) off.
fell
Use the past simple:
I (win)! I (win)!
won, won
What does 'split up' mean?
A: to end a relationship.
B: to cut someone in half.
A.
Don't tell me what happens in the next episode, I haven't (see) it yet.
seen
perdonar
forgive
The happiest day of my life (to be) when I (ride) a horse through the countryside.
was, rode
Which verb can we use in all of the following?:
- The teacher always ______ us homework to do at the weekend.
- When I leave school, I want to ______ up my own business.
set
Which phrasal verb do we use to describe the action of an aeroplane leaving and ground and travelling upwards to the sky?
Take off
Lisa: What have you found?
Tyler: I'm not sure, it was on the ground under this tree.
Lisa: Well, it can't have (grow) on the tree.
Tyler: Maybe not but a lot of things have (fall) from the sky recently.
grown, fallen
soplar
blow
Mum: Have you rung your grandma yet, remember it's her birthday today.
Daughter: Yes, mum. I (ring) her this morning.
rang
Name two verbs that can be both regular and irregular.
burn, dream, learn, smell, spell, spill, spoil.
Which phrasal verb goes in the space?
Pauline: This is ridiculous! I will not listen to you shouting at me over the phone.
Kevin: *shouting*
Pauline: I'm going to _______ ____ now.
hang up
I don't know what I'd do if my wallet was (steal).
stolen
prohibir
forbid
Ella: Why do you hate Halloween so much?
Barney: Because last year I (tell) my mum I (do) want to wear a costume but she said I had to and that if I didn't, I wouldn't be able to go to your birthday party.
Ella: Well, you're a good friend. You (make) the effort to do something you didn't want to just so you could come to my party.
told, didn't, made
Is this correct or incorrect?:
Have you ever swam with sharks?
If it's incorrect, explain why.
If it's incorrect, correct it.
It's incorrect because 'have you ever...' is in the present perfect and we use the past participle in perfect tenses.
Correction: Have you ever swum with sharks?
You should ______ ____ a new hobby or sport if you're bored.
take up
He (kneel) on the floor so he could look under the table.
knelt
barrer
sweep
This morning I (wake) up at the same time the sun (rise). It (to be) so beautiful that I decided to paint a picture of it.
...but I had to stop when my husband (shut) the curtains because of the light.
woke, rose, was, shut
Tom (sing) so badly that his neighbours called the police because they (think) someone was hurting a cat.
The police (choose) to arrest Tom. Not because he was a terrible singer, but because he (throw) all of his socks at them when they arrived.
sang, thought, chose, threw
Imagine you want to register for a course at your local college. The receptionist gives you a form to ______ ___.
While you're doing this, you notice that your worst enemy is also in the reception area. You don't _______ ____ because they filled your backpack with cucumbers when you were in secondary school.
You also hate their parents because they ________ ___ such a monster.
fill in, get on, brought up (infinitive is 'bring up')
Lisa: Please be more careful! You've just (spill) your drink on my trousers.
Ursula: I'm so sorry. I hope I haven't (spoil) your evening.
Lisa: No, but you should have (hold) the glass with your hands and not your teeth.
spilt/spilled, spoilt/spoiled, held.
naufragar
sink