Past events
two regular verbs in simple past.
Give a personal habit in the past.
Did you use to have long hair?
Use an adjective to compare a level of superiority between a cat and a dog.
Are dogs more intelligent than cats?
Give a suggestion for a smoker.
you shouldn't smoke.
When you like the way a place looks, you like the...
Did you enjoy the scenery?
A person who really likes speaking.
Is Camila a talkative person?
Give an example about a habit you didn't have in the past.
Didn't you use to wear glasses!?
Use an adjective to compare a level of equality between two restaurants.
Is Mcdonalds as horrible as Burger King?
Give a prohibition in a library.
You mustn't scream.
Sorry, I can't be with you today because I ___________ (see) my father in a restaurant tonight.
I am seeing
A person who accepts other ideas and opinions
What is an open-minded person?
Category in movies that expresses a movie from a different country.
Do you like foreign movies?
Use an adjective to compare a level of inferiority between a rat and a cat.
Is a rat not as big as a cat?
Illness that makes your body shake because of the cold.
Do you have chills?
Look! Tom _________ (buy) drinks for the group!
is going to buy
A person who regrets about a decision he/she made.
Is Anna regretful about going to Spain?
Time expression that in Spanish is "anteayer"
what did you do the day before yesterday?
Verb that implies that a person tries very hard in a particular situation.
Do you push yourself when you exercise?
Express a mandatory law in a car to protect your body.
you have to wear a seatbelt
Expression we use to explain that something merits time or money.
Was your trip worth it?
Are you relieved because you passed the exam?
two-part expression to talk about past events that starts with letter L.
Did you enjoy looking back to your childhood in the pictures?
Expression we use to say a person doesn't like to climb mountains and high places.
Are you afraid of heights?
Liquid medicine you take when you need to reduce the symptoms of cough.
Did you take your cough syrup?
Verb that expresses a line of people.
Do you usually queue to enter to a bank?