To be - Present/Past
What verb do we put before the subject in a question with to be?
to be
What is difference between do and does?
Do - I/You/We/they
Does - He/She/It(3rd person singular)
What is the basic word order for most WH- questions?
WH-word + auxiliary + subject + main verb
What phrase means “to continue communicating with someone”?
Keep in touch with someone
What is Beijing?
Пекин/Pekin
What forms of to be are there in Present/Past
am/is/are, was/were
Which is correct: “Does your brother plays football?” or “Does your brother play football?”?
Does your brother play football?
What is the difference in meaning between “I play football” and “I am playing football”?
I play football describes a habit/routine; I am playing football describes something happening now/around now.
What word describes someone who is the son of your brother or sister?
Nephew
How do we say "ajrashish/развестись"
divorce
Find the mistake: “Did she at home yesterday?”
Was she at home yesterday?
Find the mistake: “Did you went to the cinema?”. Explain why
“Did you go to the cinema?”
Did + subject + V1
Correct the mistake: “She didn't went to school yesterday.”
She didn't go to school yesterday.
What does “get on well with someone” mean?
To have a good relationship with someone.
What does "flash" mean?
chaqnoq,chaqnash/вспышка
Which is correct: “Is your brother play football?” or “Does your brother play football?”
Does your brother play football?
Why does the verb lose -s in this question: “Does she like English?”?
Because does already shows the third-person singular; the main verb stays in the base form.
Explain the difference: “She lives in Tashkent.” vs “She lived in Tashkent.”
Lives means it is true now; lived means it was true in the past and is probably no longer true.
How do we say "авто ответчик" in English?
answering machine
How many tenses are there in English?
12 - Past, Present, Future with Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous in each.
Explain why we say “Was she angry?” but “Did she get angry?”
Was + adjective; did + base verb.
Which auxiliary do we use to make negative sentences in the Past Simple?
Did
Who is the best teacher?
Shaxruz Hojiyev
When do we use “in-law” in family words such as mother-in-law or brother-in-law?
We use in-law for a family relationship created through marriage, for example, your spouse’s mother is your mother-in-law.
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