Active & Passive Voice
Fill in the blank: A lot of coffee ___ (to be) ____ (to grow) in Brazil.
A lot of coffee is grown in Brazil.
Fill in the blank: If I had more money, I ____ buy a big house
If I had more money, I would buy a big house.
Fill in the blank: They ______ married for 50 years.
They have been married for 50 years.
Fill in the blank: They ____ to the bank earlier today.
Went
will
Fill in the blank: Don Quixote ___ (to be) ___ (to write) in 1605.
Don Quixote was written in 1605.
Fix the error: If I were you, I should travel more.
If I were you, I would travel more.
Fix the error: She have lived in Liverpool all her life.
She has lived in lived in Liverpool all her life.
Fill in the blank: Josh is _____ to drive to work today.
going
What voice is this sentence in: The lion was killed by the hunter.
passive voice
T or F: you can use 'will' in the conditional clause
False.
Fill in the blank using past perfect: He ___ ___ three books and he was working on another one.
He had written three books and he was working on another one.
How do you form the past tense (for regular verbs)?
T or F: We often use verbs like would like, plan, want, mean, hope, expect to talk about the future.
True
How do you form the passive forms?
Verb 'to be' + past participle
If, when, unless, even if, only if, in case, etc.
What is the difference between present perfect and past perfect?
Present perfect talks about an action that happened in the past and is still ongoing. Past perfect talks about an action that has occurred in the past.
Name five common phrases that indicate the past tense.
Last (week, summer, month, night, etc.), yesterday, ago, in ___ (year), in ___ (month), etc.
Name three reasons to use the future tense.
Talk about scheduled events, express beliefs or predictions about the future, to make offers or promises, talk about plans or intentions, etc.
Create a sentence using the active or passive voice.
*answers may vary*
Create a sentence using the conditional.
*answers may vary*
Create a sentence using the present perfect.
I have eaten bread, I have seen that movie, She has finished her homework, etc.
Create a sentence using the past perfect continuous.
I had been working, we had been trying to open the door, her friends had been thinking of calling the police, etc.
Fix the error: When we will get to the cinema, I will call you.
When we get to the cinema, I will call you.