The word download means to take something off of the internet and put it on your own device. What word means the opposite – to add something to the internet?
upload
“I like to listen to music.”
Rewrite this sentence, using an -ing verb.
I like listening to music.
Complete this sentence with the correct verb tense: “I __________ (to practice) the piano, when suddenly our neighbor knocked on the door.”
was practicing
“I wish you can come to my party.”
We can correct the sentence by changing the word can to ______.
could
I wish you could come to my party.
What word can we use as a general name for things like cell phones, computers, and tablets?
device
“I very like playing basketball.”
To make this sentence correct, we should replace the word very with the word _____.
really
I really like playing basketball.
Complete this sentence with the correct verb tense: “I was sleeping on the couch when she _____ (to walk) in the door.
walked
“I wish you can come to my party.”
We can correct the sentence by changing the word wish to ____.
hope
I hope you can come to my party.
Which phrase means to register for a website or an account for the first time?
Sign up, or sign in?
sign up
“I like playing my phone.”
Correct this sentence by adding only one word.
I like playing on my phone.
Complete this sentence with the correct verb tense: “Last year I bought a cat. Before that, I ______ (to think) about getting one for a long time, and I finally did!”
had been thinking
“I wish you have safe travels.”
Correct this sentence in the simplest way possible.
I wish you safe travels.
When you write a sentence in your WeChat Moments or on Facebook, telling your friends how you are doing or what you are thinking, we call this updating your _______.
status
“I think watching soccer games is very bored.”
Correct this sentence by changing only one word.
I think watching soccer games is very boring.
Complete this sentence with the correct verb tense: “When I was in middle school we went on a field trip to the zoo, and I saw the biggest deer that I ___ ever ___ (to see)."
(You should include the word "ever" in your answer.)
had ever seen
“I wish I could help.”
Is this a wish for the past, present, or future?
(For your answer, just write the word past, present or future.)
present
If you want to remove someone as your contact, or deny them the ability to see your online activity, you can "unfriend" or _____ them.
block
“I enjoy myself from gardening.”
To correct this sentence, replace the word from with the word ____.
when
I enjoy myself when gardening.
“Where did my phone go? I had it two minutes ago!”
In this sentence, is had a simple past tense verb, or a past perfect tense verb?
(For your answer, write either simple past or past perfect.)
simple past
"I wish you had told me sooner."
Is this a wish for the past, present, or future?
(For your answer, just write the word past, present or future.)
past