Present simple & continuous
Complete: She _______ (go) to school everyday
goes
How do we say valiente in English?
brave
How do we form the past continuous?
was/were + verb in -ing
will love
Which are the comparative and superlative forms of big?
bigger - biggest
Complete: We _________ (play) football at the moment
are playing
If we say that someone is selfish we mean that...
he/she only thinks about himself/herself (egoista)
What is the past form of the verb understand?
understood
Which are the three cases in which we must use the future with WILL?
Promises, predictions and instant decisions
Complete: She is ___________ (tall) her brother
taller than / as tall as
In which cases do we use the present continuous?
when we have an action that happens in the moment of speaking
Try to explain the meaning of fearless in English
A fearless person is someone who is not usually afraid of things
Complete: I _______ (go) to the gym when he _______ (steal) my wallet
was going / stole
When do we use BE GOING TO?
When we have plans or arrangements
Complete: We are ___________ (intelligent) of the school
the most intelligent / the least intelligent
Complete: The plane ______ (leave) tomorrow at 10.00
leaves
Complete: Don't be afraid to ______ (atreverte)!
dare
I ______ (have) dinner when the phone _______ (ring)
was having / rang
Complete: She __________ (go) to Ibiza this summer.
is going to go
Complete: She is ___________ (good) me
better than / as good as
Can we use the present simple to talk about the future? In which cases?
Yes, when we refer to specific timetables
How do we call verbs like turn back or get up?
phrasal verbs
Explain the main difference between the use of the past continuous and the use of the past simple
When the two tenses are used together, the past continuous shows an action in progress for some time in the past. On the other hand, the past simple shows an action that happened in the middle of the past continuous action.
Complete: This time tomorrow, I ___________ (rest) at home
will be resting
Which are the comparative and superlative forms of bad?
worse - worst