Modal Verbs
You _______ park here.
can't
Correct the mistake: Are he helping his dad?
Is he helping his dad?
He is always late. I'm sure he _______ late tomorrow, too. (to be)
is going to be
My brother_____________(break) his leg last week.
broke
We are taking a ....................to Mexico? We take off at 6am
flight
She _________________ (not ride) the bike when she was young.
couldn't ride
She_________(always / wear) jeans to school.
always wears
I don't think they ______ (to spend) their holidays by the sea again.
will spend
My parents ______________(not+watch) the news yesterday at six.
weren't watching
Name three modes of transportation commonly used for long-distance travel.
(open answer)
I'm sure that Helen feels lonely. Helen.....
Helen must feel really lonely.
write / to his friend / he / an e-mail / in this moment / not
He is writing an email to his friend in this moment.
Would you like to come to my house for dinner and talk about this? Good idea. I ______ (to bring) some wine.
will bring
She ________ very fast and she _______ the tree. (run, not see)
was running, didn't see
a condition of pain in the throat, typically caused by inflammation of it
sore throat
It would be a great idea if Harry took a holiday. Harry ....
Harry should take a holiday.
A: Today dad ______ (cook) dinner.
B: That's nice. What _______ (he / usually / cook) for dinner?
is cooking / does he usually cook
A: ____________ play basketball after school today?
B: No, I have too much work.
When I ______ Kate, she _____ a black dress. (meet, wear)
met, was wearing
What is "rash"?
a lot of small red spots on the skin that are usually itchy
It is unnecessary for you to clean the floor. You....
You don't have to clean the floor.
Rachel ____ (be) in New York right now. She ____ (stay) at the Park Hotel. She always ____ (stay) there when she’s in New York.
is / is staying / stays
What are you going to do this weekend?
(open answer)
Which book ________________(you/read) when mother _______ (come) home?
were you reading, came
Mention the difference between a Disease and an Ilness
Disease refers to a more serious ilness, e.g. Heart disease.
Ilness means a general ilness or a state, e.g. Cold, Flu