GRAMMAR 1
Complete the following sentences with the correct conjugation of the verbs in brackets:
1. __ Jenny ever ___ (be) to Chicago? She'd love it.
2. She'___ (wait) outside the room since 9 am.
1. HAS Jenny ever BEEN to Chicago? She'd love it.
2. She'S BEEN WAITING (wait) outside the room since 9 am.
Complete these phrases with FOR or SINCE:
1 _____ my teenage years
2. _____ last week
3. _____ 4 minutes
4. _____ a while
5. _____ 2019
1 SINCE my teenage years
2. SINCE last week
3. FOR 4 minutes
4. FOR a while
5. SINCE 2019
Combine one words from the left and one from the right to create natural-world collocations:
FATAL RAIN
TORRENTIAL CURRENT
WATER ATTACK
FATAL ATTACK
TORRENTIAL RAIN
WATER CURRENT
Classify these words into the following landscapes: MAN-MADE & NATURAL
desert, farm, resort, forest, crops, ranch
MAN-MADE landscapes: desert, forest, crops
NATURAL landscapes: farm, resort, ranch
What is the noun form of these verbs?
INTEND
AIM
PLAN
EXPECT
INTEND --- INTENTION
AIM ------- AIM
PLAN ------ PLAN
EXPECT --- EXPECTATION
Complete the following sentences with the correct conjugation of the verbs in brackets:
1. No, thanks. We'___ already ___ (have) two.
2. These kids _____ (prepare) for the play for 3 months. Their debut is in three days.
1. No, thanks. We'VE already HAD two.
2. These kids HAVE BEEN PREPARING for the play for 3 months. Their debut is in three days.
Correct the mistakes by changing the verb:
1. Social media has proved to be a tool that can BUILD barriers and UNITE generational gaps.
2. I would love to LINK in touch with my high school classmates. I don't know how they've been doing.
1. Social media has proved to be a tool that can BREAK DOWN barriers and BRIDGE generational gaps.
2. I would love to GET in touch with my high school classmates. I don't know how they've been doing.
LUCKY DAY!
350 EXTRA POINTS
Unscramble the letters to form a word about natural disasters:
- qakhaueert
- dolfo
- itmsaun
- qakhaueert: EARTHQUAKE
- dolfo: FLOOD
- itmsaun: TSUNAMI
Use all the words in one sentence:
HOLIDAY - COSTUME - PARADE
Correct the mistakes:
1. I avoid to go to crowded places because of COVID.
2. Her parents prevent her eating candy before dinner.
1. I avoid GOING to crowded places because of COVID.
2. Her parents prevent her FROM eating candy before dinner.
Each member of the teams needs to make a future prediction about your day tomorrow.
WILL & GOING TO are used to make future predictions.
Complete these verbs with the correct verb conjugation:
1. They said that when the weather ___ (improve), the flights ___ (resume).
2. We ___ (buy) a new Tv once we ___ (have) the necessary amount of money.
1. They said that when the weather IMPROVES, the flights WILL RESUME.
2. We WILL BUY a new Tv once we HAVE the necessary amount of money.
Combine one words from the left and one from the right to create natural-world collocations:
FOSSIL BIN
LITTER DUMP
RUBBISH FUEL
FOSSIL FUEL
LITTER BIN
RUBBISH DUMP
What is the adjective form of these nouns?
POPULARITY
STRENGHT
COOPERATION
KNOWLEDGE
POPULARITY ----- POPULAR
STRENGHT ------- STRONG
COOPERATION --- COOPERATIVE
KNOWLEDGE ----- KNOWLEDGEABLE
Use the verbs in brackets in the correct FUTURE FORM conjugation.
1. Come on! The play ___ (begin) in 15 minutes!
2. I really hope the day ___ (be) sunny today.
3. Honestly I ___ (not do) the household chores unless I don't have much homework.
4. We have everything read, we ___ (get married) this Sunday!
1. Come on! The play BEGINS in 15 minutes!
2. I really hope the day IS sunny today.
3. Honestly I'M NOT GOING TO DO the household chores unless I don't have much homework.
4. We have everything read, we ARE GETTING MARRIED this Sunday!
Using CONDITIONAL SENTENCES to complete these ideas:
1. If I ___ (start) my day with a bowl of fruit and a protein shake, I ___ (have) a wonderful day.
2. Our parents ___ (take) us to Peru if we ___ (get) good marks in our final exams.
1. If I START my day with a bowl of fruit and a protein shake, I HAVE a wonderful day.
2. Our parents WILL TAKE us to Peru if we GET good marks in our final exams.
Use these modal verbs to make 3 deductions:
MUST / MIGHT / CAN'T
He looks build up; he MUST BE DOING a lot of exercise.
Based on her marks, she MIGHT HAVE some concentration problems that prevent her from passing her exams.
Alice CAN'T BE sick because I saw her today and she looked well.