Simple Past
We use simple past to talk about actions in progress that started in the past:
True or False
False
We use Present progressive to talk about an action that has continuity
True
False
True
Express the following sentence in past progressive:
Elaine (work) during the weekend
Elaine was working during the weekend
An adverb is a word that gives the complete sense of another word
True
False
False
Identify the modal in this sentence:
If you are getting sick, you should visit a doctor
Should
Say the correct order of this sentence:
Elisa pass the exam tried, she but failed
Elisa tried to pass the exam, but she failed
Express the following sentence in Present progressive:
Mario (jump) all the obstacles correctly
Mario is jumping all the obstacles correctly
Express the following question in past progressive:
We (not/take) precautions during the pandemic quarantine
We weren´t taking precautions during the pandemic quarantine
Adding the suffix -LY will point to us that we are using an adverb of:
a) Time
b) Manner
c) Place
B
Must - Might
Must
What´s the correct conjugation for the verb to be in past for Subject "It"
Was
Mention the grammatical structure for present progressive
Subject + verb to be simple present + verb ING
Provide the structure for past progressive
subject + verb to be simple past + ING verb
Somewhere, Anywhere, Nowhere, are examples for adverbs of:
a) Time
b) Frequency
c) Place
C
Mention one of the 2 purposes of modals:
A)to show if we believe something is certain, possible or impossible
B)to do things like talk about ability, ask permission, and make requests and offers:
What´s the conjugation structure for an irregular verb?ED suffix
No structure
No structure
Express the following sentence in interrogative form:
You (go) to the party tonight?
Are you going to the party tonight?
We use past progressive for:
a) An action happened, while another action took place. We use the past simple for the short action and the past progressive for the long action.
b) For an action that stated in the past and we don´t know when it finished
A
Mention 4 adverbs of Purpose:
So, so that, since, in order to, thus, so as to, because, so as not to, to, in case, for doing
In the sentence:
Can I have a glass of water please?
Which other modal can be used and why?
Could, due to formality