Grammar 1
I have lived here for / since five years.
for
Complete the correct preposition:
Helen jumped _____ the cold river and swam to the other side.into
Past simple or present perfect?
I _______ (see) him recently.
have seen
Complete the correct preposition:
I fell ____ my bike when I was 10.
off
Past simple or present perfect?
I _______ (go) to the cinema last week.
went
Make a question using the present perfect and the following words:
you / ever / be / to London?
Have you ever been to London?
A person who does dangerous actions in a film.
a stuntman / stunt double
Make the following sentence negative.
I worked out yesterday.
I didn't work out yesterday.
Make adjectives from these nouns:
success, anger, danger, luck
successful, angry, dangerous, lucky
Make a question from the following sentence:
My sister broke her leg last year.Did your sister break her leg last year?
Make a question tag:
David plays tennis on Mondays, ___ __?doesn't he?
Make nouns from these adjectives:
difficult, happy, free, exciting
difficulty, happiness, freedom, excitement
Make a question tag: She has not seen the movie yet, ____ ____ ?
has she
Name three places you can jump off.
rock, bridge, cliff...
Mak a question tag:
You bought this book yesterday, _____ __?
didn't you?
1. she / already / win / many film awards
2. she / win / an Oscar / 5 years ago
1. She has already won many film awards.
2. She won an Oscar 5 years ago.
The person who asks questions in a game show.
a host
Past simple or present perfect?
1. I / just / meet / him.
2. you / meet / him / last Monday ?1. I have just met him.
2. Did you meet him last Monday?
Name two things you can fall through.
the ice, the ceiling...
Translate into English:
Svého nejlepšího kamaráda znám 10 let.
I have known my best friend for 10 years.
What is the difference (in meaning) between these two sentences?
1. The author has written five books.
2. The author wrote five books.
1. The author is alive.
2. The author is dead.
Explain the verb "recognize" in English and make a sentence with it.
= to know someone or something because you have seen or heard him or her or experienced it before
When you are famous, people recognize you in the street.
What is the difference between these two sentences?
1. Kate and Peter have gone to the park.
2. Kate and Peter have been to the park.
1. They are still in the park.
2. They aren't in the park anymore.
A person who takes part in a game show.
a contestant
Find mistakes in the following sentences and correct them:
1. I have moved to London five years ago.
2. I didn't see the movie yet.
1. I moved
2. I haven't seen