Complete: She ___ (visit) London twice.
She has visited London twice.
Complete: A plane is ___ (fast) than a car.
Faster.
Q: You are tired, ___?
A: Aren't you?
Q: Complete: I had my hair ___ yesterday.
Cut/dyed
How to say "descascar" in English?
peal
Complete: I ___ (study) English for three years.
I have been studying English for three years.
Complete: My room is ___ (small) than yours.
A: Smaller.
She doesn't like coffee, ___?
A: Does she?
Complete: She is going to get her nails ___ (do).
A: Done.
Which cooking verb means to cook food in hot oil?
A: Fry.
Complete: ___ you ever ___ (eat) sushi?
Have you ever eaten sushi?
This is the ___ (delicious) cake I've ever eaten.
A: Most delicious.
They have finished, ___?
Haven't they?
Rewrite using "had": A mechanic repaired my car.
A: I had my car repaired.
What does grate mean?
A) Ralar B) Misturar C) Assar
A: A) Ralar.
Make a sentence using "since" in the Present Perfect.
Personal Answers
What are the comparative and superlative forms of "good"?
Better and the best.
He can swim, ___?
A: Can't he?
Make a sentence using "get something done" in the Present Perfect.
A: Example: I have gotten my phone repaired.
Q: Which verb means to cook food over direct heat, usually on a grill?
A) Steam B) Grill C) Whisk
B) Grill.
Q: What is the difference between "I have read the book" and "I have been reading the book"?
"I have read the book" emphasizes completion, while "I have been reading the book" emphasizes the activity or its duration.
Correct the mistake: This is the more interesting book in the library.
A: This is the most interesting book in the library.
Complete: Let's make a cake, ___?
A: Shall we?
: Correct the mistake: We got our house paint last week.
. A: We got our house painted last week.
Complete the instruction: ___ the eggs and sugar together until smooth.
A: Whisk or beat.