Present & Past Tense
He go to school every day.
He goes to school every day
Fill: I ___ (visit) my grandma tomorrow.
will visit / am going to visit
Opposite of "cheap"
expensive
Passive: They open the shop at 9.
The shop is opened at 9.
She said, “I am tired.”
She said (that) she was tired.
Fill: Yesterday, we ___ (watch) a movie.
watched
Choose the best: Look at the clouds! It ___ rain soon.
is going to
Synonym of "tired"
exhausted / sleepy
Identify type: If it rains, we’ll stay home
First conditional
Change: He said, “I can help you.”
He said that he could help me.
Which sentence is correct?
a) She didn’t went to class.
b) She didn’t go to class.
b
Which is correct and why?
a) She will has finished by 8.
b) She will have finished by 8.
b
Fill: You ___ (must / can’t) park here. It’s forbidden.
must not / can't
Passive: They built the school in 1990.
The school was built in 1990.
Anna: Where are you?
Anna asked where I was.
Change into past continuous: They play football when it started raining.
They were playing football when it started raining.
Make a sentence: future continuous with “study” (hint: at 8 p.m. tomorrow)
I will be studying at 8 p.m. tomorrow
Choose the correct modal for advice: You ___ see a doctor if you feel sick.
should
Complete: If I ___ (have) a car, I would drive to work.
had
Teacher: Did you do your homework?
The teacher asked if I had done my homework.
Complete: When I got home, my parents ___ (already/eat) dinner.
had already eaten
Fill: By next year, they ___ (live) here for 10 years.
will have lived
Guess meaning from context: The test was tough, but I passed. (What does “tough” mean?)
difficult / hard
Passive question: Did they invite you?
Were you invited?
Chimgee said, "I have been studying English."
Chimgee said she had been studying English.