Present Simple/continuous
What is the difference between present simple and present continuous?
Present simple: routines and habits
Present continuous: happening at the moment
I _________ (go) to Italy last summer.
went
bigger
What are the 3 modal verbs of obligation?
Must, have to, need to
Choose the correct option:
There is a/an/some/any orange in the fridge.
There is an orange in the fridge.
Every day I ______ (do) my homework.
Right now, I _________ (do) my homework.
do
am doing
Turn to the negative:
I wrote many stories last year.
I didn't write many stories last year.
Jim and Pam are both 50 kg.
Jim is ______________ Pam (heavy)
as heavy as
Choose the correct option:
You must/mustn't/could stop the car if the light is red.
You must stop the car if the light is red.
Change to the negative:
There are some chairs in that classroom.
There aren't any chairs in that classroom.
Pedro sometimes ______ (go) to the gym, but today he __________ (go) to English class because he has an exam.
goes
is going
What is the past tense of the verb to teach?
taught
Peter is __________________ (intelligent) person in the class.
the most intelligent
Change the sentence so it means the same. Include the word in brackets.
Drinking less Monster would be good for you. (should)
You should drink less Monster.
What is the difference between "how much" and "how many"? Give an example of each.
Much: uncountable (how much water?)
Many: countable (how many chairs?)
Create the question so the answer is the underlined part.
Claire goes to the gym 3 times a week.
How often does Claire go to the gym?
Create the question so the answer is the underlined part.
We travelled to Italy last year.
Where did you travel last year?
Change the sentence so it means the same but using the word in brackets.
I'm taller than you. (as)
You aren't as tall as me.
I'm not as short as you.
What is the modal verb for lack of obligation?
Don't have to
¿Había agua en la botella?
Was there any water in the bottle?
Create the question so the answer is the underlined part:
I'm going to school.
Where are you going?
Translate:
Cuando era un niño, solía ir al parque todos los días.
When I was a child, I used to go to the park every day.
Change the sentence to mean the same using the word in brackets.
I'm too old to study here. (enough)
I'm not young enough to study here.
Form the question:
your parents/ have to/ wear a uniform
Do your parents have to wear a uniform?
Create the question so the answer is the underlined part:
There were 500 people at the concert.
How many people were there at the concert?