What did you mean?
We use this to charge our devices.
What is a charger?
I ___ (be) very hungry.
What is 'am'?
We add this verb when creating continuous verbs.
What is 'be'?
She don't like to eat spicy food.
She (doesn't) like to eat spicy food.
We use this phrasal verb to say we are dating someone.
This sport is often played on a court with rackets.
What is tennis/badminton?
She ___ (read) a book right now.
What is 'is reading'?
We use the Present Perfect to talk about these types of situations.
"Have you already eaten?"
What are experiences/recent past?
They was very happy about their exam results.
They (were) very happy about their exam results.
We use this phrasal verb to say we've started practicing a new activity.
What is 'take up'?
This family member is related to you by blood through only one parent.
What is a half-brother/half-sister?
They ___ (live) in this city for ten years.
What is 'have lived'?
I am used to talk about hypothetical situations in the present and future.
What is the second conditional?
He been working here for three years.
He (has) been working here for three years.
We use this phrasal verb to quit or stop doing something.
This is the name for a criminal that takes things from stores without paying.
By the time we arrived, the movie ___ (start).
What is 'had started'?
"Must" and "Have to" are words that we use to talk about this.
What is obligation?
I am thinking your dress looks very pretty.
I (think) your dress looks very pretty.
We use this phrasal verb to say that we no longer get along with someone.
What is 'fall out (with)'?
This is the word for the main course of a meal.
What is an entrée?
The cake ____ (bake) by my mother yesterday.
What is 'was baked'?
We can't use these in the continuous form without changing their meaning.
What are state verbs?
The police was investigating the crime scene.
The police (were) investigating the crime scene.
We use this phrasal verb to say we have to tolerate someone or something.
What is 'put up with'?