Tenses and Time Expressions
Complete: "I __________ (study) English for 3 years."
🟩 Answer: have been studying
Fill in: "He’s interested ___ learning Japanese."
🟩 Answer: in
What modal verb expresses possibility?
🟩 Answer: might / may / could
What’s the opposite of "boring"?
🟩 Answer: exciting
Find the mistake:
"She can to drive a car."
🟩 Answer: "can to" → just "can drive"
Choose the correct option: "She ______ to the gym when I saw her."
🟩 Answer: was going
Which preposition?
"She apologized ___ being late."
🟩 Answer: for
Choose the correct option:
"You _______ smoke here. It’s a non-smoking area."
🟩 Answer: can't
Which word means "extremely tired"?
a) sleepy
b) exhausted
c) stressed
🟩 Answer: exhausted
Find the mistake:
"I’m agree with you."
🟩 Answer: "I’m agree" → "I agree"
Which tense is used to describe a routine?
🟩 Answer: Present simple
Choose the correct verb: "take / do / make"
"She always ______ her homework after dinner."
🟩 Answer: does
What’s the function of "should" in this sentence?
"You should study for the test."
🟩 Answer: giving advice
Mention two vocabulary words related to "Advertising"
Sponsor, brand, slogan, merchandise, advertisement, merchandising, ad, sponsorship, commercial, flyers, target, budget, launch, policy, campaign
"We didn’t went to the party."
🟩 Answer: "went" → "go"
Put the verb in the correct form:
"By this time tomorrow, we __________ (finish) the project."
🟩 Answer: will have finished
Choose the correct preposition:
"We’ll arrive ___ the airport at 5 p.m."
🟩 Answer: at
Rewrite using a modal:
"You're able to bring your own laptop."
🟩 Answer: You can bring your own laptop.
Mention 2 words from the lesson "Talking about preparing food", and use them in a sentence:
Barbecue, Fry, Rinse, Boil, Garlic, Shrimp, Cabbage, Ginger, Stir, Chop, Mint, Tuna, Eggplant, Pineapple, Zucchini, Beef, Salmon, Tuna, Asparagus, Pomegranate, Passion fruit, Basil, Slice, Bake, Peel, Artichoke
Find the mistake:
"He's working here since 2020."
🟩 Answer: "He's working" → "He has been working"
What’s the difference between "since" and "for" in present perfect?
🟩 Answer: "Since" refers to a specific starting point, "for" refers to a duration.
Complete the collocation:
"He made a big __________ during the interview."
🟩 Answer: impression / mistake (both possible)
What modal verb do we use for certainity?
Give one example in a sentence.
🟩 Answer: must
Various sentences as example...
What's an idiom?
Mention one and its meaning.
Find the mistake:
"There is too much people in the room."
🟩 Answer: "too much people" → "too many people"