Have you ever?
Have you ever eaten insects?
No, I have never eaten insects
Yes, I have eaten insects.
Use Already or Yet to write a sentence:
take the garbage out
I have already taken the garbage out
OR
I haven't taken the garbage out yet.
Use "for" or "since"
How long have you studied in UCEDA?I have studied in UCEDA for ______.
OR
I have studied in the UCEDA since _____.
Is this correct?
You picked up the kids.
Yes.
What is wrong in this sentence?
You can count always on me.
Hint: The INSEPARABLE phrasal verb- "Count on" means "depend on"
You can always count on me.
Have you ever gone camping in the woods?
No, I have never gone camping in the woods.
Yes, I have gone camping in the woods.
Use Already or Yet to write a sentence:
feed the lion
I have already fed the lion.
OR
I haven't fed the lion yet.
Use "for" or "since"
How long have you worked at your current job?
I have worked at my current job for_______.
OR
I have worked at my current job since______.
Is this correct?
Please take off it your baseball cap.
Please take off your baseball cap.
Please take it off.
Please take your baseball cap off.
Unscramble these words and the INSEPARABLE phrasal verbs.
bumped / into / Freddy / yesterday / me
Freddy bumped into me yesterday.
Have you ever tried to push a door that said pull?
Yes, I have tried to push a door that said pull.
No, I have never tried to push a door that said pull.
Tell me what is wrong:
I haven't already met my neighbor.
It should be:
I already met my neighbor.
OR
I haven't met my neighbor yet.
Use "for" or "since"
How long has your teacher taught English?
My teacher has taught English since____.
OR
My teacher has taught English for____.
Is this correct?
Don’t turn on the air conditioning!
Yes, correct.
Which sentence is correct? A, B, or Both
A. I'm going to turn on the TV.
B. Can you turn the TV on?
C. Both
Both
Unscramble these words into a question:
have you / gone / concert / ever / to / a / in New York
Have you ever gone to a concert in New York?
Unscramble:
I/ already/ called my brother/ have.
I have already called my brother.
What is the question to this answer?
My friends have lived at their current address for 10 years.
How long have your friends lived at their current address?
Is this correct?
Did you hand it in the paper?
No, incorrect.
Did you hand in the paper?
Did you hand the paper in?
Did you hand it in?
Use the phrasal verb "throw out" in a sentence
Answers vary!
Throw out the garbage!
Please throw out the garbage.
I threw out the the garbage.
I had thrown out the garbage.