Vocabulary
Is it do a mistake or make a mistake?
make a mistake
Choose the correct option: There isn't (many / much) milk left.
Much.
She don't like horror movies.
At a café, how do you politely ask for the menu?
Could I see the menu, please?
Choose the correct word: I need (a few / a little) information about the exam.
I need a little information...
What do we call a person who is responsible for directing movie shootings?
A director
Complete using the First Conditional: If she _ (study) tonight, she _ (pass) the exam.
If she studies tonight, she will pass the exam.
I have bought a new phone yesterday.
I bought a new phone yesterday.
You want to travel somewhere by plane. What do you need to book in advance?
A plane ticket.
Complete: While I _____ (cook) dinner, my roommate _____ (come) home.
While I was cooking dinner, my roommate came home.
You make a table _____ before going to a popular restaurant.
a reservation/book a table
Complete using the Present Perfect: I _____ never _____ (eat) sushi before.
I have never eaten sushi before.
If it will rain tomorrow, we will stay at home.
If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.
You're at work and you need someone to finish a task before Friday. Complete: 'Could you _____ this task by Friday?'
Finish
Complete
If people _____ (not / recycle), they _____ (produce) more waste.
If people don't recycle, they produce more waste. Zero Conditional.
What do we call the money you earn from your job?
Complete using the Past Perfect: By the time we arrived at the cinema, the movie _____ already _____ (start).
I have been knowing my best friend for five years.
I have known my best friend for five years.
Your friend has just got married. Give them a natural congratulatory expression.
Congratulations on your wedding!
Congratulations to you both!
He _____ (study) English since September, and he _____ (already / improve) his speaking.
He has been studying English since September, and he has already improved his speaking.
Explain the difference between borrow, lend, and rent?
Borrow = take temporarily
Lend = give temporarily
Rent = pay to use something
Complete both sentences: She _____ (work) on the project for three hours when her laptop _____ (crash).
She had been working on the project for three hours when her laptop crashed.
When I arrived at the wedding, everyone danced and the bride has already thrown the bouquet.
When I arrived at the wedding, everyone was dancing* and the bride had* already thrown the bouquet.
Your friend has been studying all night and feels exhausted. Give advice using 'should' and a reason using the First Conditional.
Sample answer:
You should get some rest. If you don't sleep enough, you'll feel even more tired tomorrow
Tell a short story in 3–4 sentences about missing a train. Include the Past Continuous, Past Perfect and a First Conditional sentence.
answer both of you)
Sample answer:
I was running to the station when the train left. It had departed before I reached the platform. If I leave home earlier next time, I'll catch it