simple past vs present perfect
PAST SIMPLE or PRESENT PERFECT?
I ___ (discover) a lot of cool places this week!
PRESENT PERFECT!
have discovered /
've discovered
ADJECTIVE: BIG
COMPARATIVE: ____ ____
SUPERLATIVE: ____ ____
ADJECTIVE: BIG
COMPARATIVE: BIGGER THAN
SUPERLATIVE: THE BIGGEST
VERY/TOO/TOO MUCH/TOO MANY/ENOUGH
6:00am is far ___ (early) for me to wake up! I'll be like a zombie!
6:00am is far too early for me to wake up! I'll be like a zombie!
"I love chocolate." → "______."
So do I
a person who is professionally involved in politics
politician
PAST SIMPLE or PRESENT PERFECT?
She ___ (work) at this company for 10 years now. We're having a little party at lunchtime.
PRESENT PERFECT!
has worked /
's worked
ADJECTIVE: INTELLIGENT
COMPARATIVE: ____ ____ ____
SUPERLATIVE: ____ ____ ____
ADJECTIVE: INTELLIGENT
COMPARATIVE: MORE INTELLIGENT THAN
SUPERLATIVE: THE MOST INTELLIGENT
VERY/TOO/TOO MUCH/TOO MANY/ENOUGH
That kid is sad because he's not _______ (tall) to ride on the rollercoaster.
That kid is sad because he's not tall enough to ride on the rollercoaster.
"She doesn’t like horror films." → "______."
Neither do I
Making predictions:
My mum _______ arrive home early today but we don´t know.
might/may/could
PAST SIMPLE or PRESENT PERFECT?
He ___ (get) sick several times last year, but his health has really improved.
PAST SIMPLE!
got
LOOK OUT! THESE ARE IRREGULAR!
ADJECTIVE: GOOD
COMPARATIVE: ____ ____
SUPERLATIVE: ____ ____
ADJECTIVE: BAD
COMPARATIVE: ____ ____
SUPERLATIVE: ____ ____
ADJECTIVE: GOOD
COMPARATIVE: BETTER THAN
SUPERLATIVE: THE BEST
ADJECTIVE: BAD
COMPARATIVE: WORSE THAN
SUPERLATIVE: THE WORST
VERY/TOO/TOO MUCH/TOO MANY/ENOUGH
I drank ___ coffee in the afternoon, and now I can't fall asleep!
I drank too much coffee in the afternoon, and now I can't fall asleep!
I can swim." → "______." (
So can I
My sister ______ visit the museum but she is not sure.
MAY/MIGHT/COULD
Put yet in the correct place in the sentence.
"Have you finished your homework?"
"Have you finished your homework yet?"
COMPARATIVE or SUPERLATIVE?
This is _____ (good) sushi I've ever had!
His mobile phone is ____ (cheap) mine, but the camera is just as good.
This is the best sushi I've ever had!
His mobile phone is cheaper than mine, but the camera is just as good.
VERY/TOO/TOO MUCH/TOO MANY/ENOUGH
The comedians were all _____ funny, and the audience had a great time.
The comedians were all very funny, and the audience had a great time.
He hasn’t finished his work." → "______."
Neither have I
She _________ have a baby next month, She is so fat already.
WILL
Put this sentence in PRESENT PERFECT and then put already in the correct place.
They ___ (see) that video a million times.
They have already seen that video a million times.
You should take the back roads, which aren't as ____ (busy) as the main road.
You should take the back roads, which aren't as busy as the main road.
VERY/TOO/TOO MUCH/TOO MANY/ENOUGH
The lamp is ______ (bright) to light up the whole room!
The lamp is bright enough to light up the whole room!
They went to the concert last night." → "______."
So did I
He ________ go to the excursion because he is punished.
WON´T