QUATIFIERS
What quantifier do we use with apples? (some / much / many?)
SOME AND MANY
COMPLETE
She wants ___ to the party. (go)
She wants TO GO to the party.
Complete:
“If it ___ (rain), I stay home.”
RAINS
Complete:
“I study English ___ travel.”
TO
What’s the comparative of tall?
TALLER
CORRECT THE MISTAKE
I always eat much snacks at night.
I always eat TOO MANY snacks at night.
Choose the correct form:
“He enjoys ___.” (cook / cooking / to cook)
He enjoys COOKING.
Complete:
“When she ___ (arrive), we eat dinner.”
ARRIVES
Complete:
“This gift is ___ you.”
FOR
Complete:
“This exam is ___ than the last one.” (easy)
EASIER
Which quantifier fits? “We have only a ___ cookies, we need to buy more.”
FEW
She can’t stand ___ (wait) in long lines.
She can’t stand WAITING in long lines.
Make a sentence:
You go to bed late / feel tired (use if).
“If you go to bed late, you feel tired.”
"You feel tired if you go to bed late."
Choose the correct word:
“He goes to the gym ___ stay healthy.”
TO
Choose the correct sentence:
“He is more tall / taller than his brother.”
TALLER
CORRECT THE MISTAKE
I don't have many time to cook dinner.
I don't have TOO MUCH time to cook dinner.
They decided ___ (go) on vacation next month.
They decided TO GO on vacation next month.
Make a sentence:
Play soccer / feel happy (use When)
"When I play soccer, I feel happy." /
"I feel happy when I play soccer."
Which one is correct?
“She brought a cake for celebrate / to celebrate / for celebrating?”
TO CELEBRATE
Correct the mistake
"This is the most tall building in the city. ."
"This is the TALLEST building in the city. ."
When do we use "a little" and when "a few"?
ANSWERS MAY VARY.
Name 2 verb patterns that can use "to + verb" and "verb + ing" and have the SAME MEANING
ANSWERS MAY VARY (Forget, Hate, Like, Love, Prefer)
Turn this sentence into a question:
“If she finishes early, she goes to the gym.”
“What does she do if she finishes early?”
What’s the difference between “to” and “for” when giving a reason?
“To + verb , for + noun”
Correct the mistake:
"I think that’s the worstest decision."
"I think that’s the WORST decision."