Vocabulary
Define the words: CREW - LOST PROPERTY
CREW: A group of people who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc.
LOST PROPERTY: A place where lost items are stored.
Is the sentence correct?
I am going to visit my grandmother next week.
YES, we use going to for planned intentions, predictions based on evidence.
What is the structure for future continuous?
WILL/WON'T + BE + VERB ING.
Complete with the correct prefixes the words:
Advantage
Agree
Legal
DISadvantage
DISagree
ILlegal
Use in a sentence the words:
TAKE OFF
OFF PEAK
student's answer
Use these words in a sentence: CRUISE - NETWORK - DESTINATION
-student's answer-
Is it correct?
Look at those dark clouds! It will rain.
NO.
Remember that we use going to for planned intentions, predictions based on evidence.
What is the structure for future perfect simple and future perfect continuous?
FPS:
WILL/WON'T + HAVE + VERB PAST PARTICIPLE
FPC:
WILL/WON'T + HAVE BEEN + VERB ING
Mention 3 negative prefixes
Un, Dis, Im
Mention the difference between RETIRE and RESIGN
Retire: Leave your job due to reaching a certain age
Resign: Leave a job by yourself
Mention the difference between STEERING WHEEL and TYRE
STEERING WHEEL: This is the control interface that the driver uses to direct the vehicle.
TYRE: This is the part of the vehicle that makes direct contact with the road
Are these sentences correct?
WILL: Spontaneous decision, Prediction, Offer
1. Is correct
2. Incorrect
3. Correct
Mention the difference between FPS and FPC
FPS: Emphasizes on the completion of an activity by a certain time in the future.
FPC: Emphasizes on the duration of an activity by a certain time in the future.
Define the prefixes:
OVER - SUB - SEMI
OVER: too much
SUB: down
SEMI: half
Define:
Be made redundant - be sacked/fired - do shift work
Be made redundant: Lose your job because your employer no longer needs you
Be sacked/fire: To be dismissed from your job by your employer
Do shift work: To have different schedules to work
Mention the difference between GET IN/OUT and GET ON/OFF
GET IN/OUT: The emphasis is on entering an enclosed space (cars, taxis)
GET ON/OFF: This is typically used for larger vehicles where you "board" and can often move around (buses, trains, planes). Implies boarding/disembarking a vehicle, or mounting/dismounting something you ride on (motorbikes, bikes).
We use PRESENT CONTINUOUS for:
a. Really closed plans (tomorrow, tonight, today)
b. Timetabled activities (at 3:00 pm, at 4:00 o'clock
a. CORRECT
Future closed and confirmed plans
Complete using FPS or FPC:
By 8pm I ______________ (revise) history for five hours.
By 8pm I will have been revising history for five hours.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS because of the time marker FOR.
Complete the words with IN or IM:
Mature
Patient
Capable
Secure
Practical
IMmature
IMpatient
INcapable
INsecure
IMpractical
Define:
Internship - promotion - qualifications
Internship: Practical work experience
Promotion: To reach a higher position in your job
Qualifications: Characteristics or abilities for the applied job.
What is the difference between EXCURSION, JOURNEY, TRAVEL, TRIP and VOYAGE?
TRAVEL: It emphasizes the overall activity of going from place to place, without necessarily specifying a particular destination or duration.
Example: "I love to travel."
TRIP: This refers to a specific instance of going to a place and returning. Implies a shorter duration and a specific purpose, such as a vacation or business trip.
Example: "We took a weekend trip to the mountains."
JOURNEY: This emphasizes the process of traveling, often over a long distance.
Example: "They embarked on a long journey across the desert."
VOYAGE: This specifically refers to a long journey by sea or space.
Example: "The ship began its voyage across the Atlantic."
EXCURSION: This is a short trip or outing, often for pleasure or education.
Example: "The students went on an excursion to the museum".
We use _________ with time expressions like WHEN, AS SOON AS, UNTIL, AFTER, BEFORE. Also, for timetabled activities.
a. Present perfect simple
b. Present simple
c. None of the above
PRESENT SIMPLE
Is this sentence correct? If not, rewrite it
By 5:00 pm I will have been arrived back home.
FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE
Because it is focusing on the completion of an activity.
Using these words in a sentence with the correct prefixes:
Relevant
like
obey
IRrelevant
DISlike
DISobey
Mention jobs where these schedules are applied:
Work full time - work long hours - work overtime - work nights - work part-time - work from nine to five
Student's answer