Choose the correct form:
She ___ (work) in an office, but she ___ (work) from home today.
works / is working
Choose the correct:
I think it ___ rain soon.
will
Name at least 5 adjectives describing personality
flexible, patient, outgoing, kind, loyal, hard-working...
Choose the correct:
I saw ___ movie last night.
→ a
Explain the rule:
When do we use Present Continuous to talk about the future?
For fixed plans or arrangements (e.g. I’m meeting my friend tomorrow).
Explain the difference:
“I’m going to call her.” vs. “I’ll call her.”
➡ Going to = planned intention, will = spontaneous decision.
Name at least 5 adjectives describing feelings
anxios, excited, proud, relieved, upset, bored...
Explain when to use “an” instead of “a.”
➡ Before a vowel sound, not necessarily a vowel letter (e.g. an hour, an umbrella).
Correct and explain:
“She doesn’t likes pizza.”
She doesn’t like pizza.
Because does already carries the –s for the third person.
Fill in:
Look at those clouds! It ___ rain soon!
➡ is going to
Explain the difference:
hopeful vs. hopeless
➡ Hopeful = full of hope / optimistic
➡ Hopeless = without hope / no chance
Choose the correct:
We usually have _____ lunch at school.
→ – (no article)
Fill in the correct tense:
I can’t talk now, I ___ (have) dinner, but I usually ___ (eat) later.
am having / eat
Error correction:
“I will going to visit London next month.”
➡ I’m going to visit London next month.
Complete the sentence:
She never helps anyone. She’s very ____.
➡ selfish
Error correction:
“I have the homework to do.”
I have homework to do.
Explanation: uncountable noun = no article.
Theory question:
Name two adverbs of frequency commonly used with the Present Simple and say where they go in the sentence.
Examples: always, usually, often – placed before the main verb, but after “to be.”
Theory:
Which future form would you use for a timetable or schedule? Give an example.
➡ Present Simple, e.g. The train leaves at 6 p.m.
Challenge – word formation:
Nouns → Adjectives
success, fame, danger, care, child
→ successful, famous, dangerous, careful, childish
Theory:
Explain the difference:
“I’m going to school” vs. “I’m going to the school.”
➡ Without “the” = general purpose (student).
➡ With “the” = specific building (visitor, meeting, etc.)