VOCABULARY
Do you SAY / TELL lies very often?
tell
ACTIVE: The children are washing the car
PASSIVE: The car is being washed by the children
What is the capital of Scotland?
Edinburgh
If you listen carefully, you __________ understand much more
will
Thomas said he played football on Tuesdays
When the ground shakes, there is an...
earthquake
The neighbours, _________ dog always barks, made a complaint about us yesterday!
WHOSE
What is a "double-decker"?
A (typically red) bus with 2 floors
If tomorrow rains, we _________ (go) to the cinema
will go
"Tom doesn't know about the party", Candace said
Candace said that Tom didn't know about the party
Innovate is the verb, what is the noun?
Innovation
ACTIVE: Steve Jobs invented the iPhone
PASSIVE: The iPhone was invented by Steve jobs
Which country has the longest name for a town in the world?
Wales
If you don't do your homework, you ______ _____ (not learn) as much
won't learn
"I'm going to move to Australia", Peter said
Peter said he was going to move to Australia
What is the opposite of get married?
get divorced
We went to Port Aventura the other day, ________ was really fun
WHICH
How long was Queen Elizabeth on the throne?
70 years
If I saw a spider, I ____________ (scream)
would scream
"I won't be in class tomorrow", the teacher said
The teacher said she wouldn't be in class the following day
How do you express "habits in the past"?
USED TO
ACTIVE: We should eat 5 pieces of fruit and veg a day
PASSIVE: 3 pieces of fruit and veg should be eaten a day
Bonfire Night (5th November) is to commemorate
Attempt to blow up Houses of Parliamente in the UK
What __________ you ____________ (do) if you lost your phone?
WOULD - DO
"I took the dog to Pam's house yesterday", said Mia
Mia said she had taken the dog to Pam's house the day before