Present simple vs. Present continuous
We use the present simple to talk about...
Possible answer: habits, routines, and general truths.
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When do we use the present perfect instead of simple past?
When there is NO time reference. An action or situation that started in the past and continues in the present.
ANY is usually used in:
1. _______ sentences
2. _______
1. negative sentences
2. questions (interrogative sentences)
Relative clauses are used to...
- GIVE EXTRA INFORMATION OR
- COMPLEMENT A SENTENCE WITH SOME INFORMATION
Spell the past form of SELL
SOLD
Apart from things happening now, we can use the present continuous to talk about...
(arrangements in) the future.
Usually, the words EVER and YET are used in the...
Simple present
Simple past
Present continuous
Present perfect
Present perfect
The combination of VERB TO BE + PAST PARTICIPLE is used in the _____.
PASSIVE VOICE
The relative pronoun (connector) that we can use in relative clauses to speak about REASONS is:
WHY
Choose the correct option:
How MANY/MUCH time is left to finish the exam?
MUCH
Be careful! That man _____ (drive) the car too fast. It's dangerous!
is driving
Complete the sentence with the verb in parentheses:
She ____ (win) several prizes in her career up to this moment.
has won
Complete the sentence with the missing word:
I've walked into a lot of shops but I haven't found ____ to wear tonight!
ANYTHING
The TWO relative pronouns (connectors) that can be used to talk about people are...
WHO - THAT
What is the past form of the verb FEEL?
FELT
Which of these words can never be used in the Simple Present tense?
every day / sometimes / at the moment / usually.
at the moment
Which is the past participle of the verb BUILD?
BUILT
Which word do we use to refer to an unspecified number or amount of people or things?
SOME
The relative pronoun (connector) WHOSE is used to show...
POSSESSION
Describe one of your classmates (physical appearance) using at least three characteristics.
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Make a sentence in the past simple and another in the present continuous using the verb LEAVE.
30 seconds to write them.
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Make a sentence using the present perfect AND past simple with any verb you want.
30 SECONDS TO DO IT.
Make a sentence using the compound EVERYONE
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Make a sentence using the relative pronoun (connector) WHICH. Do NOT make a question!
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Make a question about an unforgettable milestone. Use the present perfect tense.
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