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100

"I usually ______ (wake) up at 7 AM."

Present Simple;wake

100

"I enjoy ______ (read) books in the evening."

Verb + ing; reading

(gerund)

100

"I’m really interested in hearing more about how this project is going."

Tell me more about it!

100

This tense is used to describe habitual actions or general truths, often with adverbs like always, usually, or never.

Present Simple

100

This tool is commonly used by solar panel installers to ensure panels are securely attached to rooftops.

a drill

200

"He ______ (play) soccer with his friends right now."

Present Continuous; is playing

200

"She wants ______ (visit) the museum tomorrow."

Infinitive; to visit

200

"That sounds like a great idea. Can you walk me through how we can implement it?"

I'd love to hear more details!

200

This verb form is used to describe actions that are happening right now or around the current moment. It often uses the auxiliary verb am/are/is.

Present Continuous

200

This is the type of energy generated by solar panels, which is then converted into usable electricity for homes and businesses.

direct current (DC) electricity


300

"They ______ (not like) the food at the new restaurant."

Present Simple; do not like

300

"After working all day, he needs ______ (rest)."

Infinitive; to rest

300

"Really? I didn’t realize we were focusing on that. How are we planning to tackle this?"

That’s interesting! How will that work?

300

This form is used after certain verbs like enjoy, like, and prefer to express activities or actions.

Verb + ing (gerund)

300

This process involves converting direct current (DC) electricity generated by solar panels into alternating current (AC) electricity that can be used by standard household appliances.

inversion or using an inverter

400

"I ______ (study) for my final exams this week, but I ______ (usually, study) on weekends."

Present Continuous; studying 

Present Simple; usually study

400

"We discussed ______ (go) to the beach for the weekend."

verb +ing; going

(gerund)

400

"I’m excited to see how that strategy will help improve productivity. Can you explain the next steps?"

I’m all ears – what comes next?

400

This tense is used when discussing temporary situations.

Present Continuous

400

This type of solar panel is known for its high efficiency and is often used in residential installations, made from silicon and designed to capture sunlight in a variety of weather conditions.

monocrystalline solar panel

500

"Right now, my brother ______ (look) for his keys, but he ______ (not forget) where he usually keeps them."

Present Continous; is looking

Present Simple; does not forget

500

"She admitted ______ (make) a mistake during the presentation, but she promised ______ (correct) it."

verb + ing; making (gerund)

infinitive; to correct

500

"Wow, that’s a unique approach. I’d love to hear more about the process and how it benefits the team."

That sounds impressive! Could you go into more detail?

500

One should never use this verb tense after the word "enjoy."

Infinitive

500

This is the term used for the system design that ensures solar panels are placed in a way that maximizes energy capture, factoring in roof angle, orientation, and potential shading

solar array optimization or solar system design