To and For
What's the difference between to and for?
TO is always with a verb, and FOR is always with a noun.
Example:
What's a participial adjective?
Adjectives that come from a verb are called participial adjectives. Participial adjectives describe feelings or emotions. They end with -ing or -ed.
When do you use the comparatives the... the...?
We use the comparative (more) . . . the comparative (more) . . . to express that two things vary together.
Examples:
The faster we run, the sooner we will arrive home.
The more fun the game is, the more engaged the students become.
What's a fake new?
Fake news refers to false reports or misinformation shared in the form of articles, images, or videos which are disguised as “real news” and aim to manipulate people’s opinions.
E-sports are part of the olympic games nowadays.
False.
Complete the sentence with TO or FOR:
Fabian gave a new perfume to his wife. He bought a perfume_____her.
For
Complete the sentence with the correct form (boredom):
The movie is so____. I'm falling asleep.
Boring.
Complete the sentence:
The____you study, the____you learn.
The more you study, the more you learn.
What's the objective of creating fake news?
Fake news is mostly used to manipulate public opinion for political or commercial gain. They are also used for clickbait, which aims to attract people to click through to linked websites and generate advertising income.
Gray oxford, red wine, white and brown are going to be popular this Autumn.
True.
Complete the sentence with TO or FOR:
Ana sold her house_____his friend. It was a great price!
TO
Complete the sentence with the correct form (frustation):
I feel so____right now! I can't understand the exam, it's too difficult.
Frustrated.
Complete the sentence:
The____money I spend, the____I have to worry about saving to pay the bills.
The less money I spend, the less I have to worry about saving to pay the bills.
What's a complain?
It's when you express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something in particular.
Example:
My students always complain about homework, they hate it.
What you wear reflects who you are.
True.
Create a sentence with TO.
* I came here to talk to you.
Create a sentence with an -ing participial adjective.
Example:
I am very disappointed because I lost the game.
Create a double comparative sentence. Use the more/the more formula.
The more time you take, the better the assignment your turn in.
It's the action of providing or being provided with amusement or enjoyment.
Example:
You can find entertainment in video games, movies and tv shows nowadays.
People don't pay attention to what you are wearing.
False.
Create a sentence with FOR.
Example:
I came her for a donut.
Create a sentence with an -ed participial adjective.
I'm getting really worried about tomorrow's tournament.
Create a double comparative sentence. Use the less/the less formula.
The less you worry about the others, the less they will bother you.
Complain about something! Create a sentence.
Example:
My wife is always complaining about the internet in my mom's house. It's very slow.
E-sports don't generate money, you can't live from playing them in the present.
False-