Demonstrative pronouns
___ is my book.
(this/these)
This is my book.
Form the question tag:
You are happy, _________?
You are happy, aren't you?
Form the adverb.
He writes really _________. (quick)
He writes really quickly.
Make a comparison:
Tom runs __________ than Ben. (fast)
Tom runs faster than Ben.
Choose the right modal:
I ___ swim very well. I've been practising for years.
a) can
b) mustn't
c) would
I can swim very well. I've been practising for years.
___ are my shoes.
(this/these)
These are my shoes.
Form the question tag:
She likes cats, _____________?
She likes cats, doesn't she?
The bird is flying _________ in the sky. (high)
The bird is flying high in the sky.
Complete using a comparative form:
“My dog runs ___ than your dog.” (quickly)
My dog runs more quickly than your dog.
Fill in the gap.
You ______ do your homework before you play computer games. Otherwise your mother will be angry.
a) can
b) must
c) needn't
You must do your homework before you play computer games. Otherwise your mother will be angry.
Look at ___ house over there.
(that/this)
Look at that house over there.
They aren't late, ________?
They aren't late, are they?
Adverb or adjective?
She did her homework ______________. (careful/carefully)
She did her homework carefully.
Form a superlative:
Emma runs ___ of all the students in her class. (fast)
Emma runs the fastest of all the students in her class.
Fill in the gap:
We __________ hurry, the bus will wait for us.
We needn‘t hurry, the bus will wait for us.
__ apples here are delicious.
(These/Those)
Form the question tag:
He can play football, ____________?
He can play football, can't he?
How do you usually form adverbs?
by adding -ly
Name the comparative and superlative form of "badly".
Badly, worse, the worst.
Fill in the gaps:
You _______________ use your phone here. It is strictly forbidden.
You musn't use your phone here. It is strictly forbidden.
When do you use this and these? When do you use that and those?
this --> close by, singular
these --> close by, plural
that --> further away, singular
those --> further away, plural
Form the question tag:
Jonas went to London, ___________?
Jonas went to London, didn't he?
Name three irregular adverb forms.
for example good – well, hard – hard, fast – fast, high – high, near – near
How do you compare two things that are the same?
as + adverb + as
--> Kim writes as quickly as Lucas.
What does the modal "would" express?
It expresses a personal recommendation.