Could you ... me a favour and take notes for me?
do
Rex's new tablet is his favourite ...
gadget.
The moon ... (go) around the Earth.
goes
Choose the correct form
My parents want me ... (study) medicine.
to study
The movie was so ... (horror) that I couldn't sleep.
horrible
I know maths isn't your favourite subject but ... your best!
do
Remember to ... the TV and your computer before you go to bed.
switch off
What are the auxiliary verbs for Present Simple and for Present Continuous?
for Present Simple-do/does
for Present Continuous- to be (am/is/are)
Choose the correct form
Thanks for ... (help) me!
helping
She always looks ... (fashion) and knows the latest trends.
fashionable
We haven't finished the project yet but we're definitely ... progress.
making
Mum makes me ... my internet usage to two hours a day.
limit
Name 3 signal words for Present Simple and 3 words for Present Continuous.
for Present Simple-always, sometimes, usually, never, rarely, every ...
for Present Continuous- now, at the moment, these days, Look! Listen!
Name three words followed by bare infinitive (without to)
feel, hear, let, make, notice, see, watch
It's ... (believe) that he forgot about our meeting.
unbelievable
My parents and I ... to an agreement about my Internet use.
came
Don't forget to ... the photos ... the Internet so I can see them.
upload ... to
What do we use Present simple and Present Continuous for? (two examples for each)
Present simple for facts, habits, how often things happen, permanent situations, states...
Present Continuous for actions happening now, temporary situations, changing situations and annoying (+always)...
Name five words followed by full infinitive (+to)
be able, agree, decide, hope, offer, promise, want, would like ...
He wants his music to be ...(access) to everyone.
accessible
Yes, I ... your point about how important to exercise but I'm lazy!
take
Becki dropped her phone and it stopped working so she's taking it to the shop to see if they can ...
(name at least two words)
fix/mend/repair
Name at least five stative verbs
-thinking (believe, think, know, etc)
- emotions (love, like, hate, etc)
- senses (hear, see, smell)
-appear, look, seem
- belong to, have
Name five words followed by -ing form
avoid, deny, discuss, dislike, enjoy, fancy, mention, mind, miss ...
Did you ask the ... (permit) to leave the classroom?
permission