Vocabularies
What is "Do-it-yourself"?
Truth or False?
"We use the expression "If only" exclusively for Regrets"
False; We can use both "Wish" and "If only" for wishes and regrets
This type of word can make a sentence Stronger or Weaker:
What is an "Intensifier"?
If reporting what another person said is Reported Speech, then saying exactly what another person said is called...
What is "Direct Speech"?
With Two-word verbs, we have these two categories:
What are Separable and Inseparable verbs?
Word used to describe a person who can find solutions to a problem quickly.
What is "Resourceful"?
"Cases when we want our current situation to be different"
What is "Wish"
Is the following Intensifier making the sentence Stronger or Weaker?
"You look RATHER tired today"
Stronger
These verbs are all related to communication and are used in Reporting Expressions.
What are "Reporting Verbs"?
(Said, Explained, Pointed out)
Can we separate Three-word Verbs?
No, as if we try it, the sentence wouldn't make any sense.
Define the word "Depict"
To present something into an image, drawing or painting.
"Cases where we want something from the past to be changed."
What is "Regret"?
Is the following Intensifier making the sentence Stronger or Weaker?
"This exam was SOMEWHAT difficult"
Weaker
Is this speech correctly reported?
Cecilia: I sleep on the floor
...
Cecilia explained that she sleeps on the floor
Yes, as we reported what she said on the moment.
The verb "Warm up" means to make something hot.
Does this verb mean the same in the following sentence?
"My brother warms his dinner up in the microwave"
Yes, as this is a verb we can separate.
Do the words "Technique" and "Medium" mean the same thing?
No, "Technique" is knowing how to do something, while "Medium" is the materials we use to create something.
Is this a Wish or a Regret?
"If only Raul could wait for the bus!"
Wish
These types of words can describe Verbs, Adjectives or Adverbs
What are "Adverbs"?
This is the only Grammatical Structure that doesn't change when we report it.
What is "Past Perfect"?
"He pointed out he had enjoyed an ice cream yesterday"
How do we separate a Two-word verb?
Is the word "Hands-on" a two-word verb?
No; this is an adjective.
Create a Regret using the verb "eat" and the subject "He"
"He wishes He hadn't eaten that cupcake"
This is the only Intensifier that can be used to make the sentence either Stronger or Weaker
What is "Quite"?
Report the following sentence:
My mom said, "The burger was excellent!"
"She said the burger had been excellent"
You have 10 seconds to look for a three-word verb and create your own sentence:
Write sentence here: