vocabulary
translate the word: baggy
мешковатый, свободный
translate: present continuous
настоящее длительное/продолжительное время
Opposite to cheap
expensive
Translate: если быть честным
To be honest
When do we use adverbs of frequency?
To say how often something happens
meaning of the word: designer
a person, who creates and sews new clothes
When do we use present continuous tense?
1)to talk about event that are happening now
2)to talk about future plans/arrangements
choose the right adjective:
I don't know how to do this exercise. It's very large/difficult
I don't know how to do this exercise. It's very difficult
Complete: In _______ opinion
In my opinion
translate: often
часто
Complete the sentence: She has got curly hair, so she always ______ them
She has got curly hair, so she always straighten them
what is the form of affirmative sentence in present continuous?
subject+to be(am/is/are)+Verb(ing)
Make the opposite: usual
unusual
what expressions can we use to suggest someone to do something?
Do you fancy (Verb+ing) ?
Shall I (verb)?
How about (Verb+ing)?
Let's (verb).
We usually put adverbs of frequency before/after the verb.
We usually put adverbs of frequency before the verb.
I never have breakfast
A device, which help us to listen to music
headphones
correct the mistake: It are eating the meat
It is eating the meat
rewrite the sentence. use the opposite adjective:
Jason is feeling happy today.
Jason is feeling unhappy today.
correct the mistake: How about play football together?
How about playing football together?
We usually put adverbs of frequency before/after the verb be.
We usually put adverbs of frequency after the verb be.
You are always late!
Make the sentence with the word: sewing machine
Good!
make the sentence in Present Continuous: I / do homework / bedroom / now
I am doing homework in my bedroom now
Make the sentence with an adjective: fake
Well done!
make the sentence with: I really believe that...
Great!
0% - never
20% - hardly ever
40% - sometimes
60% -
80% - usually
100% - always
0% - never
20% - hardly ever
40% - sometimes
60% - often
80% - usually
100% - always