Verb tenses
Correct the mistake: She has visited her mom yesterday.
She visited her mom yesterday.
The superlative of superiority of good.
The best
The past of break
Broke
To become unconscious
To pass out
Agree with this using also: I have been to Bahia.
I have also been.
Correct the mistake: What was you doing last night?
What were you doing last night?
The comparative of inferiority of shy
less shy
The participle of begin
Begun
To succeed in talking to someone on the phone.
To get through
Agree with this using neither: I don't take many medicines.
Neither do I
Correct the mistake: Santos Dumont already flown dirigibles before flying planes.
Santos Dumont had already flown dirigibles before flying planes.
Comparative of superiority of dangerous
more dangerous
The participle of fall
Fallen
if a machine or vehicle _____, it stops working
Break down
Agree using as well: My boyfriend loves our cats.
I love our cats as well.
Correct the mistake: Governments must take action vaccinate the population as soon as possible.
Governments must take action to vaccinate the population as soon as possible.
Superlative of inferiority of funny
the least funny
The past of understand
Understood
To force yourself through something that is holding you back
To break through something
Agree with this using also: I have already talked to a "gringo" in English.
I also have.
Correct the mistake: What did you do lately?
Correct the mistake: What have you done lately?
Comparative of equality of smart
as smart as
The participle of forgive
Forgiven
to leave the place where you are staying and go somewhere else
Move on
Agree with this using neither: I don't live with my mother.
Neither do I.