Use of English
Complete and indicate the tense:
I _____ (love) her since the day I met her.
have loved
Present Perfect
What's a synonym for "cheerful"?
Happy, Joyful, Jovial, (various answers)
Rats carries diseases which can kill people.
Carries ❌
Carry ✅
Which sentence shows cause and effect?
A) He studied hard. He passed the test.
B) He passed the test because he studied hard.
B) He passed the test because he studied hard.
What tense is this?
She had lived for a while in Paris before she moved to Spain.
Past Perfect (& Past Simple)
Complete:
You should drive _____ if you don't want to have an accident.
more carefully
Complete correctly:
I’m really _______ (interest) in art.
interested
I haven’t finished my homework for. It’s very difficult.
for ❌
yet ✅
What does the phrasal verb give up mean?
To stop doing something
Complete: If I ______ (be) you, I’d take the job.
were
Complete and indicate the tense:
He crashed his car into a tree because he _____ attention to the road.
wasn't paying
Past Continuous (& Past Simple)
What’s the opposite of “polite”?
Impolite or Rude
Teenagers can buy cigarettes or alcohol due to their age. It’s against the law.
can ❌
can't ✅
Read: “He passed the exam with flying colors.” What does that mean?
He did very well
Change to reported speech: My sister: “I was working on my essay.”
What's the function of the Past Perfect Tense?
to describe actions that occurred before a specific point in the past or before another action.
Give a phrasal verb that means “to cancel”
to call of
Because the new students, classes start at nine in the morning.
Because ❌
Because of ✅
In context, what does run out of mean in “We ran out of milk”?
We used it all
Complete: By the time we arrived, the movie ______ (start).
had started
What are the past participles of these five verbs?
bring, wear, teach, hurt, choose
brought, worn, taught, hurt, chosen
Name the two english words to say "invertir" and its difference
Invest: to put money, effort, time, etc. into something to make a profit or get an advantage.
Invert: to turn something upside down or change the order of two things.
Almost every afternoon, Bill is stopping at the store to buy milk
is stopping ❌
stops ✅
Read this short sentence: Despite the rain, they went out. What does despite express?
contrast / concession
Rewrite with a modal: It’s possible that she forgot.
She might/may have forgotten.
Complete and indicate the type of conditional:
She _____ (survive) if we hadn't been there to take her to the hospital.
wouldn't have survived
Third Conditional
Fill in: If you’re good at working with numbers, you have strong ______ skills.
Numerical
Math
My family didn't used to go on holidays, but now we do.
didn't used to ❌
didn't use to ✅
Read: “Although Liam was exhausted after work, he still went to the gym because he didn’t want to break his routine.”
Question:
What does this sentence tell us about Liam?
He values discipline and consistency.
If Emma __________ (not / forget) her passport, she __________ (be) on the plane by now.
If Emma hadn’t forgotten her passport, she would be on the plane by now.