Vocabulary
This word means to send something to someone, like a package or message.
a) spread
b) give away
c) deliver
Deliver
Is this sentence polite or impolite:
“CLOSE THE WINDOW”
Impolite
In this sentence, what is the function of will?
”Will you open the window, please?”
Making a polite request
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a) No sooner had he left than she called.
b) No sooner he had left than she called.
c) No sooner did he had left than she called.
a) No sooner he had left than she called.
Which determiner is used with uncountable nouns and countable nouns?
Uncountable: little
countable: few
This word means to promise or decide to do something seriously
a) thrilled
b) commit
c)loyalty
Commit
_______ you pass me the salt? (Casual polite)
a) Will
b) Would
c) Should
Will
Rewrite the sentence using will (polite but casual):
”Close the door”
Will you close the door?
True or false
“No sooner…than” is commonly used in informal spoken English“
FALSE
Choose the correct option:
There is very ______ milk left in the fridge.
Little
Complete:
She was so ________ when she found out she won the contest.
thrilled
Correct the sentence in a polite way.
Tell me your name.
Would you tell me your name, please?
True or false:
Using will in requests is more formal than using would?
False
What does ”no sooner…than” express?
That one action happened immediately after another in the past.
What is wrong with this sentence?
”I have few water left”
“Water” is uncountable.
This word means to make an idea, rumor, or message travel to many people.
Spread
Make this request polite but firm:
”Stop using your phone”.
Could you stop using your phone, please?
In which situation is “will” most appropriate?
a)Asking a teacher for help during class.
b)Asking a close friend for a favor
c)Writing a formal email
b
Rewrite the sentence using ”no sooner…than”
”As soon as I sat down, the movie started”
No sooner had I sat down, than the movie started
Complete the sentence:
He has ________ patience for excuses, so don’t be late.
Little
This word describes a memory or feeling that stays in your mind and won’t leave you alone.
Haunt
Rank these from least polite to most polite:
-Can you help me?
-Help me
-Would you help me, please?
Help me
Can you help me?
Would you help me, please?
What is de mistake in this sentence:
Will you helping me with this?
The verb form is incorrect. It should be Will you help me with this?”
Rewrite the sentence:
“She read the letter and immediately started crying”
No sooner had she read the letter than she started crying.
True or Flase:
“Little” can be used with plural nouns?
False