Past
Past simple:
She ___ a car five years ago (steal)
She STOLE are car five years ago
Present simple:
He usually ___ (get up) very early.
Complete the sentences with the correct future form:
Look at those clouds! It ___ (rain) soon.
Look at those clouds! It IS GOING TO RAIN soon.
Tokyo in Japan is _____ than New York in the US. (crowded)
Tokyo in Japan is MORE CROWDED THAN New York in the US.
Make the first conditional - They ___ (buy) the yacht if they ___ (win) the lottery.
They WILL BUY the yacht if they WIN the lottery.
Past simple (used to):
Mountain climbers ____ (not/have) satellite phones.
Mountain climbers DIDN'T USE TO HAVE satellite phones.
Present simple:
My teacher ___ (not/walk) to school every morning. She ___ (ride) the bus.
My teacher DOESN'T WALK to school every morning. She RIDES the bus.
Complete the sentences with the correct future form:
He ___ (fly) to the USA tomorrow.
He IS FLYING to the USA tomorrow.
We just stayed at the hotel. It was the _____ day of our trip because it was so boring. (exciting)
We just stayed at the hotel. It was the LEAST EXCITING day of our trip.
Make the first conditional - If we ___ (not/see) each other tomorrow, we __ (see) each other next week.
If we DON'T SEE each other tomorrow, we WILL SEE each other next week.
Past Continuous:
She ___ (not/drive) her car yesterday afternoon. She ____ (walk) to her friend's house.
She WASN'T DRIVING her car yesterday afternoon. She was WALKING to her friend's house.
Present Continuous:
The students ____ (not take) a science test right now.
The students ARE NOT TAKING a science test right now.
Complete the sentences with the correct future form:
Mark's mother believes that he ___ (be) famous.
Mark's mother believes that he WILL BE famous.
Make a sentence. Use the affirmative form of to be and comparative form of the adjective:
birds in the Amazon forests / colorful / birds in Britain
Birds in the Amazon forest ARE MORE COLORFUL than birds in Britain.
Make the second conditional - If I __ (be) you, I ___ (get) a new job.
If I WERE YOU, I WOULD GET a new job.
Past Continuous:
___ she ____ a book last night? (read)
WAS she READING a book last night?
Present tense - make a question:
how / you / usually / go / to school
HOW DO YOU USUALLY GO TO SCHOOL?
Complete the sentences with the correct future form:
People ___ (not/ride) bikes in 50 years.
People WON'T ride bikes in 50 years.
Make a sentence. Use the affirmative form of to be and comparative form of the adjective:
people in the cities / usually / healthy / people on farms
People on farms ARE USUALLY HEALTHIER than the people in the cities.
Make the second conditional - Mike ___ (paint) the school building if his friends ___ (help) him.
Mike WOULD PAINT the school building if his friends HELPED him.
Past Simple/Past Continuous:
While we ____ (wait) for you, we ___ (see) a robbery.
While we WERE WAITING for you, we SAW a robbery.
Complete the sentences with Present Simple or Present Continuous form of the verbs in brackets:
Dad usually ____ films on TV, but today he ____ a music competition. (watch)
Dad usually WATCHES films on TV, but today he IS WATCHING a cooking competition.
Future tense - make a question using be going to
Paul and Tim are going to buy mangoes and bananas at the floating market.
Are Paul and Tim going to buy mangoes and bananas at the floating market?
Make a sentence to compare two things. Use (not) as .. as and the adjective in the bracket:
The boat trip last week was very rough. The boat trip today was quite comfortable. (rough)
The boat trip today ISN'T AS ROUGH AS last week's boat trip.
Make the second conditional - If we ____ (clean up) our town, it ___ (be) lovely.
If we CLEANED UP our town, it WOULD BE lovely.