Simple present
Fix the mistake in this sentence: "He go to the gym every morning."
He goes..
What is the formula for the Present Continuous? (Name the two essential verbs needed).
Verb TO BE + Verb with -ING.
Complete with the time preposition: "My birthday is _____ October."
In
Complete the polite question: "Excuse me, how can I ______ to the nearest supermarket?"
get / go
Which modal verb is used to express basic ability in the present? (Example: "I ______ swim very well.")
can
Unscramble this sentence: never / Sarah / late / is / for school.
Sarah is never late for school.
Add "-ing" correctly to these three verbs: run, write, play.
running, writing, playing.
Complete with the time preposition: "The English class starts _____ 9:00 AM _____ Mondays."
At / On
Translate these basic commands to English: "Da vuelta a la izquierda" and "Sigue derecho".
Turn left / Go straight (ahead)
Give a polite advice to a friend who has a terrible headache using a modal verb.
You should go to the doctor / You should take an aspirin.
Complete with the correct auxiliary verb: "_____ your parents live in a big city?"
Do
Complete the sentence: "Look! The birds ____________ (fly) high in the sky."
Are flying
Look at the clue and guess the place preposition: The cat is sleeping ________ the table.
Under
What does the phrase "It's across from the bank" mean? Explain it or use a synonym.
It means it is on the opposite side of the street / facing the bank.
Complete with must or might: "You ________ wear a seatbelt while driving; it's a strict law."
Turn this sentence into a negative sentence: "My brother washes the dishes after dinner."
My brother doesn't wash the dishes...
Make this sentence a question: "They are studying for their English test."
Are they studying for their English test?
Choose the correct preposition: "I am waiting for you (at / in) the bus stop."
at
Give the opposite instruction: "Go past the hospital and turn right at the traffic light."
Don't go past the hospital and turn left... (or: Stop before the hospital...)
What is the difference in meaning between: "It may rain tomorrow" and "You must study tomorrow"?
"May" expresses possibility (tal vez llueva) and "must" expresses a strong obligation (debes estudiar). |
Answer the question with a complete sentence using a frequency adverb: "How often does a doctor work on weekends?"
A doctor usually/always works on weekends.
Choose the correct option: "Turn off the TV because I (listen / am listening) to my teacher right now."
am listening.
Complete the sentence with two different prepositions: "The keys are _____ the kitchen table, inside the box that is _____ the fridge."
On / next to or beside
Complete the directions using city vocabulary: "Go straight for two _________, then the museum will be on your left, next _______ the library."
blocks / to.
Change this informal question into a highly polite formal request: "Can I open the window?" (Use two different modals from the list).
May I open the window? / Would you mind if I open the window? / Might I open the window?