Feelings & Sport
The sentences below show a feeling of scared is …
A. I always buy chocolate every time I go shopping with my dad
B. we lost the last competition
C. tomorrow is my sister's birthday we will celebrate it in orphanage
D. once my uncle got bitten by a snake and since then, I don’t want to see it
D. once my uncle got bitten by a snake and since then, I don’t want to see it
Mom: “Have you had your dinner yet?”
Me : “… I'll have my dinner after finishing my homework.”
No, I have not (haven't).
Fill in the blank with the right preposition (in, from, at, on)
I had an amazing holiday ... Australia.
I had an amazing holiday in Australia.
Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form to make first conditional sentences.
If you drink plenty of water, you ... hydrated. (stay)
If you drink plenty of water, you will stay hydrated.
Fill in the blank with the right modal verbs; should, need to, mustn't.
You ... run without warming up first.
You mustn't run without warming up first.
Sports on a track or field such as running or jumping and throwing competitions ...
athletics
Fill in the blank with present perfect form.
I ... my math homework. (finish)
I have finished my math homework.
Fill in the blank with the right preposition (in, from, at, on)
Imagine that the North Pole is ... one end of our planet.
Imagine that the North Pole is at one end of our planet.
Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form to make first conditional sentences.
We won’t get to school on time unless we ... now. (leave)
We won’t get to school on time unless we leave now.
Fill in the blank with the right modal verbs; should, need to, mustn't.
When you warm up, you ... stretch your muscles too.
When you warm up, you should stretch your muscles too.
Choose the best answer.
That film was amazement / amazing! I’m glad we watched it!
That film was amazing! I’m glad we watched it!
Fill in the blank with present perfect form.
She ... a picture for art class. (draw)
She has drawn a picture for art class.
Fill in the blank with the right preposition (in, from, at, on)
Latitude circles the Earth ... east to west, parallel to the equator.
Latitude circles the Earth from east to west, parallel to the equator.
Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form to make first conditional sentences.
If you help me with my maths homework, I ... you with your English homework! (help)
If you help me with my maths homework, I will help you with your English homework!
Fill in the blank with the right modal verbs; should, need to, mustn't.
You ... to have good trainers or you'll get injured.
You need to have good trainers or you'll get injured.
I wear ... when I’m swimming so my eyes don’t hurt.
goggles
Fill in the blank with present perfect form.
… your sister … the new museum? (visit)
Has your sister visited the museum?
Let’s look at some places ... our planet.
Let’s look at some places on our planet.
Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form to make first conditional sentences.
Unless you pay attention, you ... the story. (not remember)
Unless you pay attention, you will not/won't remember the story. (not remember)
We ... try to eat healthy food
We should try to eat healthy food
What equipment do you need in hockey and badminton?
hockey: pads/guards, helmet, skates/shoes, gloves, stick, ball
badminton: racquet, net, shuttlecock
Make a sentence in present perfect. The sentence can be in positive/affirmative (+)/ negative (-)/ interrogative (?) sentence.
They/learn/new English words
They have learned new English words. (+)
They haven't learned new English words. (-)
Have they learned new English words? (?)
Fill in the blanks with the right and same preposition.
Wellington ... New Zealand is the most southern capital ... the world and also the windiest!
Wellington in New Zealand is the most southern capital in the world and also the windiest!
Make a full sentence in the first conditional using if/unless.
make good notes/remember information better.
If you make good notes, you will remember information better.
Unless you make good notes, you won't remember information better.
You ... wear dirty shoes near the swimming pool.
You mustn't wear dirty shoes near the swimming pool.