PRESENT PERFECT / PAST SIMPLE
Complete the sentence: “I ______ (visit) London last summer.”
VISITED
“Yesterday, we ______ (watch) a film.”
WATCHED
“My brother usually ______ (walk) to school.”
WALKS
This adjective describes how you feel when you listen to a scary story.
AFRAID
You put your rubbish in this container / object.
“She (never / eat) sushi.”
HAS NEVER EATEN
“At 9 p.m. last night, I ______ (study) English.”
“Look! The children ______ (play) in the park.”
ARE PLAYING
Which adjective describes someone who always does what they promise and can be trusted?
RELIABLE
Complete the sentence: “We should ______ paper, glass and plastic instead of throwing them away.”
RECYCLE
Create a question: she / ever / see / a dolphin
HAS SHE EVER SEEN A DOLPHIN?
“While Sarah ______ (walk) to school, she ______ (see) an accident.”
WAS WALKING / SAW
Choose the correct option: “I ______ this film is amazing.”
A) am thinking
B) think
C) thinks
B) THINK
The collocation “______ yourself” means to behave naturally and not pretend to be someone else.
BE YOURSELF
There are too many cars on the road, and traffic is moving very slowly. What is this situation called?
TRAFFIC JAM
“Tom ______ (lose) his keys yesterday, but he ______ (just, find) them.”
“Tom lost his keys yesterday, but he has just found them now.”
Choose the correct option: “The phone suddenly _________ while I ______ a shower.”
A) rang / had
B) rang / was having
C) was ringing / had
B) RANG / WAS HAVING
“She normally ______ (wear) jeans, but today she ______ (wear) a dress.”
WEARS / IS WEARING
PHRASAL VERBS
“I don't understand this maths problem. I need to f____ o______ how to solve it.”
“I don't understand this maths problem. I need to figure out how to solve it.”
Solar and wind power are examples of this type of energy, which comes from sources that can be naturally replaced.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Explain the difference in meaning between these sentences.
Past Simple: I lived in Córdoba for five years — I lived there for five years, but I don’t live there anymore.
Present Perfect: I have lived in Córdoba for five years — I started living there five years ago and I still live there now.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT
While the students were cleaning the beach, their teacher collected rubbish nearby.
INCORRECT
While the students were cleaning the beach, their teacher was collecting rubbish nearby.
FIND THE MISTAKE(S)
“He is wanting a new phone, but he is using his old one every day. He usually plays games on it after school, but today he doesn't play games.”
“He wants a new phone, but he uses his old one every day. He usually plays games on it after school, but today he isn't playing games.”
Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb: “I missed three days of school, so I need to c______ u______ on my homework.”
Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb: “I missed three days of school, so I need to catch up on my homework.”
Complete the collocation: “People need to wake ______ ______ the dangers of climate change.” It means they need to become aware of the problem.