Simple Present / Present Continuous
Explain the difference: 'She cooks dinner' vs. 'She is cooking dinner.'
Simple present shows routine/habit; present continuous shows action happening now.
Formulate a negative sentence in simple past using 'travel.'
Answers vary. Example: He did not travel to Paris.
Differentiate clearly between 'will' and 'be going to' using examples.
'Will' for instant decisions/predictions; 'going to' for planned intentions.
Correct this sentence: 'She sings beautiful.'
She sings beautifully.
Find the preposition: 'The book is on the table.'
on
Correct the sentence: 'He always is forgetting his homework.'
He is always forgetting his homework.
Make a simple past question with the verb 'meet.'
Answers vary. Example: Did you meet her yesterday?
Correct: 'She will going to study medicine.'
She is going to study medicine. OR She will study medicine.
Explain difference: 'quick' vs. 'quickly'.
'Quick' is an adjective; 'quickly' is an adverb.
Write a sentence using prepositions 'among' and 'between' correctly.
Answers vary. Example: There are aliens among us; the pen is between two books.
Make a present continuous question about someone's current activity.
Answers vary. Example: What are you doing right now?
Correct the sentence: 'They was at the party yesterday.'
They were at the party yesterday.
Form a future negative sentence about not participating in an event tomorrow.
Answers vary. Example: I will not participate in the event tomorrow.
Write a sentence with one adjective and one adverb describing a game.
Answers vary. Example: He finished the hard game quickly.
Correct this: 'She arrived to the airport.'
She arrived at the airport.
Why is 'He walks' correct but 'He walk' incorrect?
Subject-verb agreement: singular subject needs verb+s.
Provide simple past forms of 'buy' and 'teach.'
bought and taught
Ask a future question using 'going to' about weekend plans.
Answers vary. Example: What are you going to do this weekend?
Identify two adverbs: 'He rarely eats out, but yesterday he eagerly agreed.'
rarely, eagerly
Use three prepositions to describe places of items in a room.
Answers vary. Example: The chair is beside the desk, under the window, near the door.
Rewrite correctly: 'She usually read books but today she watch TV.'
She usually reads books, but today she is watching TV.
He _____ (break) his arm while playing soccer.
broke
Explain the future form error: 'He will going to see a doctor.'
Missing 'is': Correct form: He is going to see a doctor. No will.
Explain why 'She runs slow.' is incorrect and fix it.
Adverb form needed: She runs slowly.
Fix the preposition error: 'He is good on math.'
He is good at math.