PP & PPC
Complete:
"She _______ (study) for three hours."
Answer: has been studying
Complete:
"There is ______ milk in the fridge."
Answer: some
Complete:
"You ______ wear a coat. It's cold."
Answer: had better / ought to
Complete:
"______ my parents speak English."
Answer: Both
Complete:
"My brother is ______ tall ______ me."
Answer: as / as
Choose:
"She has lived here ______ 2019."
For or since?
Answer: since
Complete:
"Do you have ______ questions?"
Answer: any
Which sounds like stronger advice?
A) You ought to study.
B) You had better study.
Answer: B
Complete:
"You can choose ______ restaurant."
Answer: either
Complete:
"This test is ______ difficult than the last one."
Answer: less
Make a sentence using:
rain / all day
Possible answer: It has been raining all day.
Complete:
"There is ______ information about the event."
some, any or no?
Answer: no
Correct:
"You had better to leave now."
Answer: You had better leave now.
Complete:
"______ of my friends likes horror movies."
Both, neither or either?
Answer: Neither
Correct:
"She is as taller as her sister."
Answer: She is as tall as her sister.
Correct:
"He have finished his homework."
Answer: He has finished his homework.
Correct:
"I don't have some money."
Answer: I don't have any money.
Create a sentence giving advice to someone who is sick.
Possible answer: You ought to see a doctor.
Correct:
"Both of them is happy."
Answer: Both of them are happy.
Make a sentence using less...than.
Possible answer: Math is less interesting than music.
Create a question using:
you / wait / long?
Answer: Have you been waiting long?
Create a sentence using some, any, and no.
Possible answer: I have some books, but I don't have any magazines and no newspapers.
Situation:
Your friend has an exam tomorrow and hasn't studied.
Give advice using had better.
Possible answer: You had better start studying now.
Create one sentence with:
both, either, and neither.
Possible answer: Both hotels are good, you can choose either one, but neither is cheap.
Situation:
Compare a bicycle and a car using as...as and less...than.
Possible answer: A bicycle isn't as fast as a car. A bicycle is less expensive than a car.