P.Simple VS P.Continuous
What is the past tense of the verbs "Buy" and "Go"?
Bought / Went.
Which form is used for a planned intention? (Will / Going to)
Going to.
What are the past participle forms of "Eat" and "See"?
Eaten / Seen.
Complete the Zero Conditional: "If you heat water to 100°C, it _____ (boil)."
Boils.
What is the comparative and superlative of "Good"?
Better / The best.
Complete: "While I _____ (study), my phone rang."
Was studying.
Complete the spontaneous decision: "The phone is ringing. I _____ (answer) it!"
Will answer.
Complete with Have or Has: "She _____ never traveled by plane."
Has.
Complete the First Conditional: "If it rains tomorrow, we _____ (cancel) the picnic."
Will cancel.
Give a synonym for "Important" and an antonym for "Difficult".
Essential/Crucial and Easy.
Complete with When or While: "She was cooking dinner _____ the lights went out."
When.
Make this a negative future prediction: "It will rain tomorrow."
It won't rain tomorrow / It will not rain tomorrow.
Complete with For or Since: "I have studied at this school _____ 2020."
Since.
Complete the Second Conditional: "If I won the lottery, I _____ (buy) a house."
Would buy.
Identify the Passive Voice sentence:
a) Shakespeare wrote Hamlet.
b) Hamlet was written by Shakespeare.
b) Hamlet was written by Shakespeare.
Correct the mistake: "They were play football when it started to rain."
They were playing football when it started to rain.
Choose the correct form: "Look at those dark clouds! It _____ (will rain / is going to rain)."
Is going to rain.
Transform to Present Perfect: "I visit Paris." (Add "already").
I have already visited Paris.
Which conditional expresses a hypothetical/unreal situation in the present?
Second Conditional.
Unscramble: "studied / hard / would / pass / If / you / you / the / test"
If you studied hard, you would pass the test.
Complete the sentence correctly: "I was writing an email __________ my computer suddenly shut down."
When
Explain the difference between "I will travel to Japan" and "I am going to travel to Japan".
"Will" is a general decision/promise/prediction; "Going to" is a planned intention.
Correct the error: "Did you ever ate Chinese food?"
Have you ever eaten Chinese food?
Finish the sentence with a Second Conditional: "If I were the principal of this school, I..."
Example: ...would eliminate homework / would give more sports time.
Choose the sentence that is correctly written in the Passive Voice:
a) The police arrested the suspect last night.
b) The suspect was arrested by the police last night.
c) The suspect is arresting by the police last night.
b) The suspect was arrested by the police last night.