Verbs
Conjunctions and transitions
Conditionals and hypotheticals
Passive voice
Giving feedback and justifying an opinion
100

Name all 12 verb tenses in the English language

Present: simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous

Future: simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous

Past:simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous,

100

Name a type of conjunction

coordinating, or correlative 

100

Finish the following: If I had slept better, 

(Answers may vary but should be the 3rd conditional)

100

Transform the following into a passive sentence 

They are building a church near my house 

100

What's the best delivery method for feedback?

SANDWICH

200

Which two verb tenses are used for temporary situations?

Simple present and present continuous 

200

Name three categories of transition words and provide an example for each.

Answers may vary: 

Ex: Contrast; however  Addition; to add  Time; then


200

When a statement (hypothetical situation) is simply not true, it is called what?

Contrary-to-fact

200

What's the main difference between active and passive voice?

The position of the subject vs object

200

How many arguments do you need to justify a solid opinion, and give examples

3:

Facts

Examples

Life experience

300

Explain to the class the rule of past perfect within a complex sentence 

Timeline:

The action that comes first will take the past perfect form.

300

What two clauses form a complex sentence?

Independent clause (main clause) and subordinate clause (dependent clause)

300

What's the difference between conditionals and hypothetical situations?

Conditionals are the grammar used within hypothetical situations

300

Give three reasons as to why we use the passive voice

1. Formal writing

2. Emphasis on object

3. Unknown subject

300

What are filler words?

Words to replace; uhm, uh, etc

400

Give an example of a sentence using the future perfect continuous

By Friday, we will have been living here for 14 years.

400

Explain to the class the difference between conjunctions vs transition words and provide examples.

Conjunctions are used to join complex sentences together whereas transition words are used to join elements and ideas. That said, it's best to use a conjunction rather than a transition word to merge two sentences together.

400

Correct me please:

If I had came earlier, I wouldn't have missed the meeting.

Past participle: come not came

400

Name three verb tenses and their passive form equivalent

Answers may vary: 

Present continuous: being

Present simple: made

etc. 

400

Give three expressions to begin a solid opinion

I firmly believe

Without a doubt

I am convinced 

500

Explain to the class the uses of present perfect

Present perfect is often used to describe past actions with current relevancy. 

1. Life experience

2. News

3. Unfinished time word

500

Explain the definition of concession and give an example

Accept or acknowledge with reservations. 

Ex: Even though

500

Form an improbable hypothetical situation

Answers may vary: use the second conditional

500

Challenge the class to transform two of your active sentences the past perfect tense and correct afterwards

*Add had been 

500

Give an opinion on the current inquiry of missing and murdered indigenous women

Answers may vary:

1. State opinion with expression

2. Provide 3 arguments

3. Link arguments with transition words

4. Enumerate arguments within conclusion