Present Simple & Present Continuous
Say a sentence in Present Simple about your occupation.
I am a teacher.
Make a sentence with “used to.”
I used to play sports.
Use “would” for a past habit.
When I was a kid, I would read every day.
Make a Present Perfect sentence.
I have worked in two companies.
Give a strong recommendation with “have to.”
You have to prepare your résumé.
Describe what you are doing in a photo using Present Continuous.
I am talking to a coworker.
Ask a question with “used to.”
Did you use to watch TV every night?
Compare communication styles with “be.”
I am more direct than my sister.
Make a Simple Past sentence.
I studied English last year.
Describe an obligation in your job.
I have to meet deadlines.
Identify the tense: “She is working on a project.”
Present Continuous.
Compare past and present routines.
I used to go to school, but now I go to work.
Give the antonym: competitive ↔ ?
cooperative.
Identify the tense: “She has learned a lot this year.”
Present Perfect.
Describe an activity that builds trust.
We spend time talking openly.
Correct the mistake: “I work now on a report.”
I am working on a report now.
Negative form: “I used to wake up early.”
I didn’t use to wake up early.
Describe your communication style with two adjectives.
I am factual and fast.
Ask a Present Perfect question to a famous person.
Have you won any awards?
Make a Simple Present sentence about trust.
He depends on his team.
Create one Present Simple sentence and one Present Continuous sentence.
I work in a company. / I am attending a conference today.
Use an adjective to describe your past self.
I used to be shy.
Compare your style with a coworker’s.
I am more formal, but he is more informal.
Tell a short story in Simple Past. Respuesta: I traveled to Spain and met new people.
I traveled to Spain and met new people.
Make a question in Simple Present about trust.
Do you trust your coworkers?