Narrated Events
Which tense is usually used to describe the main events in a story?
Past Simple
The packages___ (be / deliver) yesterday
were delivered
TRUE or FALSE: We use "How come?" as an alternative way to ask "Why?"
TRUE
Correct the mistake: “I am usually getting up at 7 a.m.”
I usually get up at 7 a.m.
TRUE or FALSE: A "stunt" can be refered to a safe act
FALSE: A "stunt" is a dangerous act
When I arrived home, they ___ (be / eat) dinner.
were eating
Change to passive: “The children cleaned the room.”
The room was cleaned (by the children).
Choose the correct indirect question: Can you tell me what is this? / Can you tell me what this is?
Can you tell me what this is?
Correct the mistake: “He told me that he has seen the movie before.”
He told me that he had seen the movie before.
"Clutching" means: A) Holding loosely B) Holding tightly C) Holding with one hand
B) Holding tightly
She ___ (never / see) such a big dog before.
had never seen
Change to passive: “She sent an email to the company.”
An email was sent to the company (by her).
Make an indirect question: "Where is the brand new museum?"
Do you know where the brand new museum is?
Correct the mistake: I didn’t saw her because I had looked the other way.
I didn’t see her because I was looking the other way.
Someone who is against violence.
What’s the difference between Past Simple and Past Perfect?
Past Simple = completed action; Past Perfect = action before another past action
Change to passive “The police interrogated the suspect.”
The suspect was interrogated (by the police).
___ (not / have) you ___ (watch) the latest episode?
Haven't you watched the latest episode?
How come is he not hungry yet? He hasn't eaten all day
How come he is not hungry yet? He hasn`t eaten all day.
A "Xenophobe" has a dislike towards what kind of people?
People from a different country
I ___ (finish) my homework before I ___ (go) out.
I had finished my homework before I went out.
When do we use Passive Voice? Give 2 reasons
When subject is unknown, When we want to focus on the verb
Make an indirect question: “Why didn’t they come to the party?”
Do you know why they didn’t come to the party?
Correct the mistake: While dinner was been prepared, we watched TV.
While dinner was being prepared, we watched TV.
What is the difference between a Vegetarian and a Vegan?
A vegetarian does not eat meat, but can still have eggs and dairy. A vegan does not eat any animal product.