Present tense
She / do / the dishes / and / take out / the trash every day.
MAKE A CORRECT SENTENCE.
She does the dishes and takes out the trash every day.
I'VE STUDYING FOR FIVE HOURS STRAIGHT. I NEED A BREATHER! [A BREAK]
CORRECT THE FIRST SENTENCE.
I'VE BEEN STUDYING FOR FIVE HOURS STRAIGHT. I NEED A BREATHER!
HE HAD BEEN FINISHED CLEANING HIS ROOM WHEN HIS MOM ASKING HIM TO DO THE LAUNDRY.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE.
1. HE HAD FINISHED CLEANING HIS ROOM WHEN HIS MOM ASKED HIM TO DO THE LAUNDRY. [ROOM WAS COMPLETELY CLEANED...THEN SHE ASKED]
2. HE HAD BEEN FINISHING CLEANING HIS ROOM WHEN HIS MOM ASKED HIM TO DO THE LAUNDRY.
[ROOM WAS ALMOST COMPLETELY CLEANED. MOM INTERRUPTED AND ASKED.]
THIS AFTERNOON, I'M SPEND TIME WITH MY BEST FRIENDS.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE.
THIS AFTERNOON, I'M SPENDING TIME WITH MY BEST FRIENDS.
THE THREE USES OF "MAY" ARE...
1. PERMISSION (MAY I USE THE RESTROOM?)
2. POSSIBILITY (I MAY GO TO THE MOVIES TONIGHT. ["MIGHT” IS MORE COMMONLY USED AND MEANS THE SAME THING = I MIGHT GO TO THE MOVIES TONIGHT.]
3. WISHING SOMEONE WELL. (MAY YOU ALWAYS BE HAPPY AND WELL!)
ALWAYS / HE / THE TOP ROW / SITS / IN / THE MOVIE THEATER / AT
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCE.
HE ALWAYS SITS IN THE TOP ROW AT THE MOVIE THEATER.
I HAVEN'T YET SAW THAT MOVIE. IS IT ANY GOOD?
CORRECT THE FIRST SENTENCE.
I HAVEN'T SEEN THAT MOVIE YET. IS IT ANY GOOD?
SEEN / UNTIL / HAD / SNOW / DENVER / SHE / NEVER / MOVED TO / SHE
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCE.
SHE HAD NEVER SEEN SNOW UNTIL SHE MOVED TO DENVER.
ON MY NEXT VACATION, I'M GOING VISIT ROME AND MADRID.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE.
ON MY NEXT VACATION, I'M GOING TO VISIT ROME AND MADRID.
THE MODALS FOR MANDATORY ARE...
1. MUST
2. HAVE TO
CORRECT THE SENTENCES.
THE MOVIE STARTS AT 8:00. PLEASE BE ON TIME!
I'VE EVER BEEN TO ALASKA. IS IT REALLY DIFFERENT FROM OTHER STATES IN THE U.S.?
CORRECT THE FIRST SENTENCE.
I'VE NEVER BEEN TO ALASKA.
I BUYED NEW SHOES YESTERDAY. DO YOU LIKE THEM?
CORRECT THE FIRST SENTENCE.
I BOUGHT NEW SHOES YESTERDAY.
BY THE YEAR 2150, ROBOTS WILL HAS BECAME A NORMAL PART OF HUMAN SOCIETY.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE.
BY THE YEAR 2150, ROBOTS WILL HAVE BECOME A NORMAL PART OF HUMAN SOCIETY.
1. SHOULD (SHE SHOULD BE ABLE TO PASS THE EXAM. SHE IS SMART ENOUGH.)
2. SHOULD NOT HAVE (HE SHOULD NOT HAVE PASSED THE EXAM WITH SUCH A HIGH SCORE. HE'S NOT A GREAT STUDENT. I WONDER IF HE CHEATED.)
3. MUST (SHE MUST BE SICK TODAY. SHE IS RARELY ABSENT.)
4. MUST HAVE (HE MUST HAVE HAD A ROUGH NIGHT LAST NIGHT. HE LOOKS EXHAUSTED.)
5. COULD HAVE (THEY COULD HAVE TRIED HARDER. THEIR PROJECT WAS DISAPPOINTING.)
AT THE MOMENT, SHE'S STUDY FRENCH AND RUSSIAN, AS WELL AS CALCULUS AND WORLD HISTORY.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE.
AT THE MOMENT, SHE'S STUDYING FRENCH AND RUSSIAN, AS WELL AS CALCULUS AND WORLD HISTORY.
SHE / GROCERY SHOPPING / ALREADY / HAS / THE / DONE
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTECE.
SHE HAS ALREADY DONE THE GROCERY SHOPPING.
I DON'T SEE YOU ON THE BUS THIS MORNING. WHERE WERE YOU?
CORRECT THE FIRST SENTENCE.
I DIDN'T SEE YOU ON THE BUS THIS MORNING.
THE FOUR USES OF "WILL" ARE...
1. DECISION (AT A RESTAURANT: I'LL HAVE A SALAD AND A SMALL COFFEE, PLEASE.)
2. OFFER (I'LL DO YOUR LAUNDRY FOR YOU IF YOU'RE FEELING UNDER THE WEATHER [ILL, SICK].)
3. PROMISE (I'LL COME BACK TO VISIT YOU AGAIN SOMEDAY.)
4. PREDICTION (IT'LL BE SUNNY TOMORROW.)
YOU SAY THIS WHEN YOU FEEL REGRET.
I SHOULD HAVE...
I SHOULDN'T HAVE...
IT'S RAIN CATS AND DOGS OUTSIDE, BUT YOU DON'T WANT TO USE AN UMBRELLA. YOU ARE CRAZY?
CORRECT THE SENTENCES.
IT'S RAINING CATS AND DOGS OUTSIDE, BUT YOU DON'T WANT TO USE AN UMBRELLA. ARE YOU CRAZY?
DECIDED ON / YET / HASN'T / HIS MAJOR / HE /
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCE.
HE HASN'T DECIDED ON HIS MAJOR YET.
GOTTEN / BEFORE / APPLIED / I / MY MASTER'S / HAD / DEGREE / I / FOR / IN FRANCE / A TEACHING POSITION / A COUPLE OF YEARS
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCE.
I HAD GOTTEN MY MASTER'S DEGREE A COUPLE OF YEARS BEFORE I APPLIED FOR A TEACHING POSITION IN FRANCE.
GIVE TWO EXAMPLES OF PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE.
1. I'M GOING TO HIT THE GYM THIS AFTERNOON. [PERSONAL PLAN]
2. I'M HAVING DINNER WITH MY COLLEAGUES TONIGHT. [AGENDA]
THE MODAL FOR LACK OF NECESSITY IS...
DON'T OR DOESN'T HAVE TO
WE DON'T HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL ON BLIZZARD DAYS.