Mixed tenses
You use this tense when an action is finished but you don't know when. Or, HOW MANY times something happened, no specific time.
What is the present perfect?
The opposite of to pick someone up (airport)
What is to drop someone off?
To be no longer worried.
What is relieved?
To stay away from doing something
What is avoid?
The opposite of the best.
What is the worst?
You use this tense when something is finished, specific time.
What is the simple past?
To put something away.
What is to move something in the right place?
To be scared of something.
What is frightened?
To think about doing something. (like getting a particular job)
What is to consider?
The opposite of the most.
What is the least?
You use this tense when something started and is still in progress. It asks HOW LONG
What is present perfect continuous?
To retrun something, like a pen or a book.
What is give back?
To give things to people easily.
What is generous?
To not forget something.
What is to remember?
The most in height.
What is the tallest?
You use this when you are making a prediction without evidence, or when a decision is unplanned.
What is will?
To quit something.
What is to give up?
To be friendly and get your energy from other people.
What is outgoing?
To help someone remember to do.
What is remind someone to do?
the comparative of 'dirty air'
What is more/less polluted than?
You use this when making a prediction when something has evidence to show you.
What is going to?
When you return money.
What is to pay someone back?
To be laid back, not stressed.
What is easygoing?
To try doing something.
What is experiment?
The comparative of 'many people'
What is more/less crowded?