Tense time
I usually (eat) breakfast at 7 AM, but yesterday I (eat) at 9 AM.
I usually eat breakfast at 7 AM, but yesterday I ate at 9 AM.
This word describes someone who is friendly and enjoys being with other people.
outgoing or sociable.
Use this word to talk about a period of time. Ex. 5 years, 2 weeks.
for
If you have a high body temperature, you have a...
fever.
Respond to "I like pizza" using "too."
"I do too" or "I like it too".
What is the correct form: "I have seen that movie last night" or "I saw that movie last night"?
I saw that movie last night.
Complete the sentence with an adverb of intensity: New York is _______ crowded in the summer.
New York is extremely/really crowded in the summer.
Use this word to talk about a specific point in the past. Ex. Monday, 2015.
Since.
Complete: It's important _______ (drink) a lot of water when you're sick.
to drink.
Respond to "I don't like spicy food" using "neither."
"Neither do I"
Use the Present Perfect to say you started living in your house in 2020 and still live there.
I have lived here since...
What do you call a person who doesn't have any hair?
bald
It means something happened sooner than expected.
already.
Use "should" to give advice to someone with a terrible cough.
Ex. You should see a doctor or you should take syrup.
Respond to "I am hungry" using "so."
"So am I"
Change this sentence to Simple Past: "She doesn't buy any milk."
She didn't buy any milk.
Use an adverb and an adjective to describe a city that is very quiet.
It's a fairly/very/pretty quiet city.
Translate: No he comido todavía.
I haven't eaten yet.
Give advice for a backache using the structure: It's a good idea _______ (noun + infinitive).
Ex. It's a good idea to rest.
Ask the waiter for more napkins using "Would."
Would you bring me some napkins, please?
Create a sentence using Present Perfect and "yet" about a task you haven't finished.
Ex. I haven't finished my homework yet
Describe a person's appearance using at least two adjectives.
Ex. She is tall and has long hair.
Correct the error: I have been a student for 2021.
I have been a student since 2021.
Use "can" or "can't" to express ability: I have a broken arm, so I _______ lift heavy boxes.
can't.
Respond to "I'm not in the mood for sushi" using "either."
I'm not either.