PAST
What is the past tense of "speak"?
SPOKE
Make a sentence: She / not do the homework.
She hasn't done the homework yet.
What are you going to see at the cinema?
Answer the question: What are you going to do tomorrow night?
I am going to watch a movie.
What are you doing at the moment?
I am listening to the teacher.
I _________ (not go) to school yesterday.
I didn't go to school yesterday.
Choose the correct option: They have/has lived in Villa Maria for 10 years.
They HAVE lived in Villa Maria for 10 years.
Choose the correct option:
Look at the sky! It is going to/will rain!
Look at the sky! It is going to rain.
Ask a question using Present Perfect
You/meet a celebrity?
Have you ever met a celebrity?
Choose the correct option.
He gets up/ is getting up at 7 o'clock every day.
He gets up at 7 o'clock every day.
Rewrite the sentence in the Past Simple:
"The prizes aren't very interesting."
The prizes weren't very interesting.
I already have studied for the English test.
I have already studied for the English test.
Find and correct the mistake.
She is going to visited her grandparents tomorrow.
She is going to VISIT her grandparents tomorrow.
Answer the question: What were you doing yesterday at 1 o'clock?
I was having lunch.
Ask a question
What time / they / finish school?
What time do they finish school?
Complete with PS or PC: I _________ (finish) school last year.
I finished school last year.
Fill in the gap: I have ______ done the homework. I will watch TV.
I have ALREADY done my homework.
Order the words
homework / hasn't / yet / He / done / the
He hasn't done the homework yet.
Ask a question using going to
Where / you /travel / next summer?
Where are you going to travel next summer?
He doesn't like French.
Make a sentence using Past Simple and Past Continuous: (Have a shower/the phone ring)
I was having a shower when the phone rang.
Complete the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first.
I will buy my new racket soon.
I ___________ my new racket yet.
I haven't bought my new racket yet.
Use WILL or GOING TO
‘I’ve forgotten my packed lunch and I’m really hungry.’
‘Don’t worry. I _______________ give you one of my sandwiches.’
Don’t worry. I WILL give you one of my sandwiches.’
Ask the question: When/become/ a doctor?
When did you become a doctor?
Find and correct the mistake
She is writeing a letter for her best friend.
She is WRITING a letter for her best friend.