Tense
Use the past tense: "Mary is tall, but she ___ before".
wasn't
"complex" is the opposite of: difficult, simple, nuanced
simple
I can see that (your / you're) worried.
you're
use "count on" in a sentence
I know I can count on you for help.
Simple past of "buy".
bought
Use "present progressive" to talk about what we are doing right now.
We are playing a game. (or some equivalent)
give the meaning of "trend"
something we see around us; something that has become popular in fashion, behavior, etc.
Yesterday was much hotter (that /than) today.
than
Disappoint= turn up; let down; put off
let down
Simple past of "eat".
ate
Using "present perfect", tell us something you have done this year.
I have studied English (or some equivalent)
Add a tag question: Jack lives here, __________?
Jack lives here, doesn't he?
Fix the mistakes: The policeman made me to show he my license.
made me show him my license
How rude! He (hung up; called back; dropped out)
He hung up?
Past participle of "be"
been
Which tense is this: By age 30, she will have made a lot of money in real estate.
Future Perfect
Add a tag question: Virginia is a great place, ______?
,isn't it?
Jeremy let/got his son to sleep over his friend's house.
let his son sleep over
You "fill out" a: car; application; suitcase
application
Past participle of "do".
done
Which future tense is correct? When I finish my doctorate, I [will study]; [will have been studying] for 10 years!
future perfect progressive: will have been studying
Choose "so" or "neither": Amy isn't a twin and _______(to be) I.
and neither am I.
To prepare for the game, the coach (had, got, helped) me stay for 2 extra hours!
, the coach had me stay for 2 extra hours!
It was love at first sight! (fall for; pick out; go along with)
I fell for him immediately!
Past participle of "teach"
taught