Vocabulary
When someone is cautious, they are:
Careful to avoid danger or risks.
Which negative prefix fits?
___possible
impossible
Which tense do we use for routines?
Present Simple
Which tense focuses on experience, not time?
Present Perfect
Which word is used with a point in time?
since
When someone is excessively self-centered and preoccupied with appearance they are:
Vain
honest → ___honest
dishonest
Choose the correct form:
“She ___ (study) right now.”
is studying
“I ___ that movie last night.”
watched
Fill in the blank:
“I’ve lived here ___ five years.”
for
When someone is calm, they have the ability to:
Mantain composure under stress.
Which prefix usually means “wrong” or “bad”?
For example: ___-take. ___-spell
mis-
True or False:
“We use Present Continuous for temporary actions.”
True
“I ___ never ___ sushi.”
have never eaten
“She hasn’t finished her homework ___.”
yet
Someone who is worthy of trust and reliable in keeping promises is:
trustworthy
Correct the mistake:
“She was inresponsible.”
irresponsible
Correct the sentence:
“I am knowing the answer.”
I know the answer.
What word usually appears with Past Simple?
A) ever
B) just
C) yesterday
yesterday
Where does already usually go in a sentence?
Between have/has and the main verb
Someone who is corageous in face of challenges and danger is:
brave
Create one sentence using a word with a negative prefix (un-, in-, im-, dis-, mis-).
Grammar + meaning to be checked.
Make two sentences:
• one with Present Simple
• one with Present Continuous
To be checked.
Explain the difference between:
“I lived in Querétaro.” vs “I have lived in Querétaro.”
“I lived in Querétaro” sounds finished. It suggests that the time in Querétaro is over and that the speaker does not live there anymore. The experience belongs clearly to the past.
“I have lived in Querétaro” connects the past to now. It suggests that the experience is still relevant, the person may still live there, or the experience is important to who they are today.
Create one sentence using two of these words correctly:
yet, since, for, already, just
To be checked