gerunds and infinitives
Complete: I enjoy ______ (read) books in my free time.
reading
What is the adverb in: She runs very quickly?
quickly
Complete: When I was a child, I ______ (play) with dolls.
used to play / would play
Complete: This is the boy ______ lives next door.
who
Which is correct? I want (go / to go) home.
to go
Which is correct? She decided (to go / going) to the party.
to go
Replace with an extreme adjective: very big.
huge / enormous
Which is correct? I would go / I used go to the park.
I used to go to the park.
Correct: The car, who is red, is mine.
The car, which is red, is mine.
Choose: She enjoys (dance / dancing).
dancing
Choose: They suggested (meeting / to meet) at the café.
meeting
Which is correct? He was extremely/very furious.
extremely furious
Rewrite: I played football every Saturday when I was a kid.
I used to play football every Saturday.
Join: I met a woman. She is a doctor.
I met a woman who is a doctor.
Fill in: He made me ______ (do) my homework.
do
Correct the sentence: He avoided to talk to me.
He avoided talking to me.
Find the mistake: She is absolutely tired.
She is very tired
What’s the difference between used to and be used to?
used to = past habit
be used to = accustomed to something.
That’s the house ______ I grew up.
where
Rewrite with correct pattern: I can to swim very well.
I can swim very well.
Correct the mistake: She suggested to go to the cinema.
She suggested going to the cinema.
Give two adverbs of frequency.
always, sometimes
Make a sentence with would showing a past habit.
My grandfather would tell me stories every night.
Define “relative pronoun” and give 3 examples.
A word that introduces a relative clause; examples: who, which, that.
Give 3 verbs that are followed by -ing.
enjoy, avoid, suggest