Vocabulary
What does "impact" refer to?
A) A gentle touch
B) A strong influence or effect
C) A friendly gesture
D) A common event
B)
Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb in the past perfect?
A. By the time we arrived, they ate dinner.
B. By the time we arrived, they had eaten dinner.
C. By the time we arrived, they have eaten dinner.
B. HAD EATEN
She hasn’t been __________ the cinema for years.
A. to
B. at
C. in
D. on
A. to cinema
Create opposites using prefixes:
Honest
Official
Different
Dishonest
Unofficial
Indifferent
List at least 3 general rules when writing any essay
paragraphs, keep to the genre of essay, start on the first line, correct grammar, at least 200 words, no title, keep to the topic, use linking words, structure...
What does the phrasal verb "make up for" mean?
A) To create a story
B) To compensate for something
C) To become friends again
D) To put on make up
Choose the sentence with the correct use of the article and explain your choice
A. She is an university student.
B. She is a university student.
C. She is the university student.
B. A UNIVERSITY STUDENT [junivrziti]
articles A/An are used based on the SOUND not SPELLING
When do we use A and AN?
A when the word starts with a consonant and with singular nouns
AN when the word starts with a vowel and with singular nouns
Create ADJECTIVES from these NOUNS:
weight
lenght
wisdom
clarity
heavy/light or weighted
long
wise
clear
List 3 rules when writing AN INFORMAL LETTER
Greetings, small talk, sign off with a name, saying goodbye (Warm regards, Sincerely...), informal writing, emojis, jokes or humour is allowed
Fill in THROUGH, THOROUGH, THROUGHOUT
The detective conducted a _____ investigation to find the truth behind the mystery.
The museum was crowded ______ the day, with visitors coming from all over the world.
She walked _____ the park to get to the library.
thorough
throuought
through
Create 2nd and 3rd column of these irregular verbs:
can
rise
remake
shrink
wake
could, been able
rose, risen
remade, remade
shrank, shrunk
woke, woken
Correct mistakes in these sentences:
She is interested on learning new languages.
I will go to the supermarket tomorrow, because we’re out of the milk.
My sister has been working in this company for two years, but she’s thinking of leaving soon.
in learning
out of milk
at this company
Find a mistake and correct it:
The ambition of the young architect was truly remarkable. She was known for her creativity and intelligence, which made her designs both ellegant and efficient. Her latest project, a significant skyscraper, aimed to redefine urban living.
ellegant -> elegant
List 3 rules when writing A SHORT STORY
dialogue, timeline, characters, past simple tense...
Match these words with their synonyms:
1. Cautious A) Vivid
2. Diverse B) Wary
3. Clear C) Varied
1 B
2 C
3 A
Find and correct the mistake in the sentence:
If I would have known the answer, I would have helped you.
If I had known the answer...
When do we use the article THE and when do we use NOTHING?
THE - specific thing, person, situation, superlatives...
uncountable nouns, colours, sports, day of the week, subjects at school, languages..
Many environmentalists argue that _____________ (DESTROY) of natural habitats must stop immediately.
He is working hard to improve his _____________ (PROFICIENT) in English before the exam.
It’s important to _____________ (STRENGTH) your argument with evidence if you want people to believe you.
DESTRUCTION
PROFICIENCY
STRENGTHEN
List 3 rules when writing AN OPINION ESSAY
mention both pros and cons, you might talk to a reader, ask questions, stay polite and use formal writing, opening and ending, don´t be rude or offensive, mention real facts or research
Define these words:
SIGNIFICANT
RELUCTANT
KEEN
important (e.g. to remember, note down)
hesitant, unsure about something
eager, enthusiastic, very interested
Fill in the sentences with the correct form of the verb:
If I __________ (know) about the meeting, I __________ (attend) it.
I’ll call you as soon as I __________ (arrive) at the station.
By the time we got to the cinema, the film __________ (already/start).
had known, would have attended
arrive
had already started
Define using prepositions IN, ON, AT connected to time.
IN - centuries, years, decades, millenium...
ON - days, months
AT - hours, minutes, seconds
Despite the ___ (challenge) and occasional obstacles, her ____ (determine) never faltered. She faced ___ (critic) from some who found her ideas too ____ (real), but her team remained ____ (confide) in her vision.
challenges, determination, criticism, unrealistic, confident
List 3 rules when writing AN ARTICLE
talk to a reader, ask questions they might want to answer, give tips or guidance, citation, interesting facts, speak from experience