Present Continuous
Complete the sentence: "Ann ________ reading a book".
is
Which category does the word "and" belong to?.
Addition
Complete: "My sister is ________ (tall) than I am".
taller
The Nile River is the ________ (long) river in Africa".
longest
Combine these ideas using a word from the "Addition" category: "I am doing my homework. I am listening to music".
I am doing my homework, and I am listening to music. // I am doing my homework. In addition, I am listening to music
Complete the sentence: "We ________ listening to music".
are
Mention two transition words used for "Contrast".
But, however, otherwise, unlike, etc.
Complete: "Elephants are ________ (big) than rabbits".
bigger
Complete: "This is the ________ (delicious) cake I have ever tasted".
most delicious
Correct the mistake: "You is studying".
You are studying
Choose the correct option: "My aunt are driving / is driving the car".
is driving
What is the purpose of transition words like "firstly" and "finally"?.
To show Order
This puzzle is ________ (difficult) than the one we solved yesterday".
more difficult
Complete: "The students are ________ (active) in this class".
most active
Identify the transition category for "in summary" and "to conclude".
Summary
Change this sentence to negative: "They are studying".
They are not studying
To which category do "therefore" and "consequently" belong?.
Cause & Effect
Complete: "Your handwriting is ________ (good) than mine".
better
Complete: "New York is one of the ________ (busy) cities in the world".
busiest
Write on the board the superlative form of the adjective "big" and then say it out loud.
biggest
Turn this into a question: "Mary is singing".
Is Mary singing?
Give an example of a transition word used for "Emphasis".
Indeed, of course, certainly, especially, etc.
The weather today is ________ (nice) than it was yesterday".
nicer
Why do we use "most" with "delicious" but "-est" with "long"?.
Long is a short adjective; delicious is a long adjective
Use a "Comparison" transition word to connect these: "She is speaking about the Eiffel Tower. Her friend is speaking about it too".
Similarly / In the same way