PAST PERFECT
What is the structure of the past perfect?
had + past participle
Turn into passive (present): They clean the room every day.
The room is cleaned every day.
I think it ____ rain tomorrow.
WILL
What’s the structure of the future progressive tense?
will + be + verb-ing
What is the capital of Colombia?
Bogotá
Complete: I _____ (finish) my homework before dinner.
had finished
Turn into passive (past): She wrote the letter.
The letter was written (by her).
Look at those clouds! It ______ rain soon!
Complete: This time tomorrow, I ______ (fly) to Spain.
will be flying
Which ocean is the biggest?
The Pacific Ocean
Make negative: She had left the house.
She hadn’t left the house.
Complete in passive voice (present):
English _______ (speak) in many countries.
is spoken
What’s the rule? When do we use “going to” instead of “will”?
for plans or when there’s evidence
Make a negative: He will be working late tonight.
He won’t be working late tonight.
What languages do people speak in Switzerland?
German, French, Italian, and Romansh
urn into a question: He had arrived on time.
Had he arrived on time?
What’s the difference between:
The cake is made and The cake was made?
“Is made” is present (it happens now or often);
“Was made” is past (it happened before).
She _____ buy a car next year. She has already saved the money.
Question: you / study / at 8 p.m.
Will you be studying at 8 p.m.?
In what year did QUEEN ELIZABETH II of The United Kingdom die?
Complete: By the time they got to the cinema, the movie ________ (start).
had started
Turn into passive (past): They didn’t invite me to the party.
I wasn’t invited to the party.
Create one sentence with "will" and one with "going to" using the verb travel.
students answers
Create a sentence using future progressive and "at this time next week."
e.g. At this time next week, I will be relaxing on the beach
How many countries are there in Africa?
54