Verbs
Oh my god! We ______ so much last night! I am so hungover today!
(to drink)
Oh my god! We DRANK so much last night! I am so hungover today!
I am a big ____ of ________ football
I am a big FAN of PLAYING football
DANCED
danced = danc/t/
She __________ at 7am
(to wake up / usually)
She USUALLY WAKES UP at 7am
How do you say HOWEVER in Spanish?
sin embargo
Last year she _____ a book about her travels around the world.
(to write)
Last year she WROTE a book about her travels around the world.
My girlfriend has a headache. She ___ ____ like ____ to the cinema tonight.
My girlfriend has a headache. She DOESN'T FEEL like GOING to the cinema tonight
WISHED
wished = wish/t/
It ___________ in the UK
(to rain / often)
It OFTEN RAINS in the UK
How do you say AÚN ASÍ in English?
even though
My new car ______ 10,000 euros
(to cost)
My new car COST 10,000 euros
It's so cold. I _____ a big mug of hot chocolate.
It's so cold. I FANCY a big mug of hot chocolate.
DREAMED
dreamed = dream/d/
The children _______________ to school
(to be late / never)
The children ARE NEVER LATE to school
How do you say THEREFORE in Spanish?
entonces
The boy _____ his leg playing football last night.
(to break)
The boy BROKE his leg playing football last night.
What kinds of books ___ you ___?
What kinds of books ARE you INTO?
NEEDED
needed = need/id/
He _____________ basketball but he ___________.
(to play / occasionally) (to win / never)
He OCCASIONALLY PLAYS basketball but he NEVER WINS.
How do you say ADEMÁS DE in English?
On top of
She _____ the party because she was tired.
(to leave)
She LEFT the party because she was tired.
Using the correct phrases, tell us about one thing you LIKE and one think you DISLIKE
I am a fan of ... I am not a fan of ...
I am into ... I am not into ...
I fancy ... I don't fancy ...
I feel like ... I don't feel like ...
HAPPENED
happen = happen/d/
I ________ late but I ___________ to arrive on time.
(to be / sometimes) (to try / always)
I AM SOMETIMES late but I ALWAYS TRY to arrive on time.
How do you say INSTEAD OF in Spanish?
en lugar de