Should / must
Complete the ruel:
We use SHOULD to ...
We use MUST to...
We use SHOULD to GIVE ADVICE
We use MUST to GIVE VERY STRONG ADVICE
Defining relative clauses give us ESSENTIAL information about the subject of the sntence.
A) true
B) False
A) TRUE
We use the first conditional for something possible in the future and it's result.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
Choose the correct option:
______a fantastic time
A)have
B)get
A) HAVE
Find the mistake:
You should to practise English everyday.
TO !! NO!!
That's the café where / that i have breakfast every morning.
That's the café WHERE i have breakfast every morning.
If i'm tired tonight...
i will sleep / i will have a bath / i will watch a film
Choose the correct verb:
He is angry because he _____ the plane.
A) LOST
B) MISSED
B) MISSED
Complete the sentence:
That spider is poisonous. You _____ touch it!
MUSTN'T
Complete the sentence:
We bought a car _______ is easy to drive.
We bought a car WHICH/ THAT is easy to drive.
If he ______(stop) smoking, he ____(feel) better.
STOPS / WILL FEEL
Mention five words connected to CRIME
BULLETS - ARREST - SUSPECT - ROB - BUGLAE - VICTIM -SHOOT - MURDER
Give me a piece of advice:
A red t-shirt in the washing machine dyed all my clothes !
You should wash the clothes again, without the t-shirt.
You should take the clothes to the laundry
Leonard and Amy have a big dog _______ bites all their furniture.
WHICH / THAT
If you ____(not clean) this mess, i ______(be) very angry.
DON'T CLEAN / WILL BE
Mention 6 item you can take in your suitcase when you travel.
TOWEL - SUN CREAM- SOAP - CHEWING GUM - SHAVING GEL - TOOTHPASTE - TOOTHBRUSH - INSECT REPELLENT - A RAZOR - TEA
Give advice:
I'm nervous to do the final project
you should revise.
you must ask your teacher if you have doubts
you shouldn't be nervous
You should drink some beer, take a bath and then do it.
Put the sentence in order:
like / the / i / that / you / present / bought / for me
I like the present that you bought for me.
He _______(not understand) if the teacher _________(not explain) it.
WON'T UNDERSTAND / DOESN'T EXPLAIN
What's the difference between: ROB and BURGLE?
ROB: you rob a bank. You rob a person.
BURGLE: You break into a house and steal things.