Verbs
The verbs that don't end with -ed
irregular verbs
is the auxiliary used in present perfect tense
have or has
Define "dressed up"
When you dress fancy or formally for an event
Modal we use to make a formal request
could
What does it mean to "stay in your comfort zone"?
That you don't like to take risks or try new things
It's the past participle form of the verb to BE
Been
we use present perfect to talk about...
events that started in the past but continue in the present / present activities that started in the past
When someone offers their advice or opinion they usually say "can I make a ..."
suggestion
State the difference between May and Can
May is more formal than Can
Reorder the letters: DVAATAGNE
ADVANTAGE
It's the past participle form of the verbs: Go, fight, win
gone, fought, won
say an example using FOR and SINCE in a sentence
FOR- a period of time
SINCE- a point in time
complete the sentence: "This weekend I had to take a ________ to Miami. When I arrived there I went to my hotel and _________ ___ right on time for dinner."
flight, checked in
What type of sentence is this: "I'll come to your house later this afternoon to pick up my laundry" ?
intention
Use the phrase "in control" in a sentence
in control: the ability to decide what will happen or to make decisions
It's the simple form of the verbs: Flown, built, made
fly, build, make
what's wrong with this sentence?
"I have never gone to Europe"
"I hev never BEEN to Europe"
You send it to confirm you will attend an event
send an RSVP
Make a question using the modal auxiliary COULD
could + subject + verb SP + complement ?
It's how things usually are, "I like to follow the _______ ____"
Status quo
Name the irregular verbs that don't change form
cut, put, set, let, read
Say a true statement about something you have or have never done
subject+aux+(never)+verb PP +complement
Order the letters to spell the word and make up a sentence using it:
GLUAGEG
Luggage
Complete and decide what type of sentence it is: "I think the english exam _____ be really easy"
WILL. Prediction
It's where people can walk at leisure and even buy things from food trucks
pedestrian area