Grammar Gaps
Complete: "What ______ your favourite food?"
is
Ask a question about someone's family using 'How many'.
How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Choose: "She always [gets / is getting] to school on time."
gets
What verb completes the phrase: "To ______ clear goals"?
set
A: Please start now.
1) What do I need to do?
2) Is that clear?
1) What do I need to do?
Complete: "How ______ brothers and sisters have you got?"
many
Correct this question: "Long is the lesson?"
How long is the lesson?
Choose: "What [do you do / are you doing] right now?"
are you doing
What is the opposite of getting up early?
getting up late
A: Sorry, but which one is it?
1) You need to get one
2) It’s this one here
2) It’s this one here
Put one word in the correct place: "Which film do want to watch?"
Which film do you want to watch?
Ask a follow-up question if someone says their favourite film is Titanic.
Possible Answer: Why do you like it?
Put the verb in the correct tense: "They (not, play) in the park, because it's raining outside."
are not playing
Which word is incorrect: "play cards / play TV / play video games"?
play TV
A: Go left, then straight, then right, then left again.
1) Can you repeat that, please?
2) You need to do it
1) Can you repeat that, please?
In the dialogue, complete:
A: Anyway, _______ class are you in?
B: I’m in Rob’s class.
Whose
Use a question word to ask about the duration of an activity.
How long...
Complete: "Hurry up! The bus ______ (come)!"
is coming
Which phrase means "to decorate or place items on a wall"? a) To keep it simple b) To hang up c) To set the mood
b) To hang up
A: Did you get that?
1) Yes, it’s clear. Thanks
2) Yes, I have three
1) Yes, it’s clear. Thanks
Spot the error: "I all the time listen to music."
I listen to music all the time.
Create a complex question using two of these: stunning, tailored, timeless, effort.
Possible Answer: "What do you do to look stunning without putting too much effort into your style?"
Explain the difference: "I have a coffee" vs. "I'm having a coffee."
'Have' is a routine; 'am having' is happening now.
Use three vocabulary words to describe a perfect party.
Possible Answer: You must create a stunning backdrop, serve fabulous finger food, and set the mood with music.
Role-play: You need help finding something. Start the conversation with "Can you help me?" and your teacher will respond.
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