Present perfect simple & continuous
Vocabulary
Past tenses
Used to
Will and going to
100
My dad …. sold his car.
Has
100
Digital message left as a recording
Voicemail
100
We use the …. for a sequence of events that happened one after another
Past simple
100
I …. to be cool.
Used to
100
I am …. to the store.
Going to
200
Which form do we use when we say how often something has happened?
Present perfect simple
200
Broken down (house)
Dilapidated
200
My parents …. engaged in 1990. Fill the blank and tell us what tense it is
Got, past simple
200
Your dad is fantastic at football! …. he …. play a lot?
Did & use to
200
What do we use for offers and promises?
Will
300
When do we use present perfect continuous? Give us at least one answer
For an action that began in the past and is still in progress/ for an action that has recently been in progress and which explains the current situation
300
Can travel on land, water, mud or ice
Hovercraft
300
We use the …. to describe a scene in the past. The events were in progress at the same time
Past continuous
300
When do we use “used to”?
When we want to talk about things which were true in past, but are not true now
300
What do use for predictions when our predictions are based on what we can see or hear?
Going to
400
How do we form the present perfect continuous? Give us the formula
Have/has + been + ing form
400
Old-timey house with a straw roof
Thatched cottage
400
We use the …. for an event that happened before another event in the past
Past perfect
400
She …. (eat) meat, but now she has chicken sometimes.
Didn’t use to (eat)
400
Help! I …. drop one if these women!
Am going to
500
“I was a teacher for thirty years.“ Change this sentence into present perfect continuous
I have been teaching for thirty years.
500
A dome-shaped muscular partition separating the thorax from the abdomen in mammals. It plays a major role in breathing
Diaphragm
500
I …. a crash while I …. to drive. Fill the blanks and tell us what tenses they are
Had, was learning, past simple & past continuous
500
What can “used to” get confused with?
Be/get used to (doing) something
500
When do we use “will”? Give us at least two answers
To make factual statemants about the future, to make predictions, to make offers, to make promises, to make instant decisions