Open the brackets
- Why (you / take) an umbrella?
- (it / rain) outside?
- Why are you taking an umbrella?
- It's raining outside?
Are you liking this party? Do you have a good time here?
Do you like this party? Are you having a good time here?
We use "will" when we need to make a decision right now to do something in the future.
True
speak
drive
teach
give
speak/ spoke/ spoken
drive/ drove/ driven
teach/ taught/ taught
give/ gave/ given
We use a verb + -ing ending to create Present Continuous.
We use to be in the correct form and a verb + -ing ending to create Present Continuous.
A: It’s hot!
B: I __________ (open) the window.
A: It’s hot!
B: I'll open the window.
Frank will checks the information, I hope.
Frank will check the information, I hope.
We use "to be going to" to talk about the past and about our plans.
False.
We use "to be going to" to talk about the future and about our plans.
lose
see
stand
say
lose/ lost/ lost
see/ saw/ seen
stand/ stood/ stood
say/ said/ said
Make up the sentence:
your / parents / travel / around South America / at present
Are your parents travelling around South America at present?
I (not read) this book. I don’t know what it’s about.
I haven't read this book. I don’t know what it’s about.
I’m not hungry. I had had lunch already.
I’m not hungry. I have had lunch already.
To talk about past events we use past simple and present perfect.
True
read
learn
forget
come
read/ read/ read
learn/ learnt/ learnt
forget/ forgot/ forgotten
come/ came/ come
Make a question to get this answer:
I’m not. I’m not going to wait for their response.
Are you going to wait for their response?
Mike and Laura (tell) us the big news. We’re so happy for them!
Mike and Laura have told us the big news. We’re so happy for them!
Have you put the money in your bag?
It's correct
We use Past simple when we don't know the time when something happened.
False.
We know the time in Past simple.
tell
feel
be
eat
tell/ told/ told
feel/ felt/ felt
be/ was/were/ been
eat/ ate/ eaten
Put the frequency adverbs into the correct place:
(always) We are at work at this time.
(occasionally) My sister eats out.
(from time to time) My husband has a lie-in.
We are always at work at this time.
My sister occasionally eats out.
My husband has a lie-in from time to time.
There (be) so much trouble with this programme lately. We don’t know what to do.
There has been so much trouble with this programme lately. We don’t know what to do.
We wasn’t on the beach yesterday because of the weather.
We weren’t on the beach yesterday because of the weather.
We use Present Continuous when we talk about repeated actions in present.
False.
We use Present Simple when we talk about repeated actions in present.
choose
think
write
fall
choose/ chose/ chosen
think/ thought/ thought
write/ wrote/ written
fall/ fell/ fallen
Choose the correct option:
A: Why are the eggs and the flour on the table?
B: Mike and I are going to/will cook something later.
are going to