Imperatives
Make this sentence an imperative:
You close the door.
Close the door.
What is the correct question?
She called someone. (Ask about the object)
Who did she call?
Students ______ wear a uniform. (obligation)
Students have to wear a uniform.
Complete:
I ______ (visit) Paris.
I have visited Paris.
This subject studies money, markets and trade between countries.
Economics
Change to negative imperative:
Talk during the exam.
Don’t talk during the exam.
Complete the question and say if it is object or subject question:
________ broke the window?
Who (subject question)
You ______ smoke here. (prohibition)
You can't smoke here.
Make a question:
She has finished her homework.
Has she finished her homework?
What subject studies past events?
History
Give advice using an imperative:
Your friend is tired.
Go to bed early. / Take a break. / Go to sleep.
Is this subject or object question?
Who ate the pizza?
Subject question
On Sundays, I ______ wake up early. (no obligation)
On Sundays, I don't have to wake up early.
Choose the correct option:
I have lived here ______ 2020.
a) since
b) for
I have lived here since 2020.
Past and past participle of “see”
Saw and seen
Give advice using an imperative:
Your best friend didn't do his/her homework.
Do your homework/Copy my homework/Skip the class/Scape from school
Correct the mistake:
Who did break the computer?
Who broke the computer?
Say 3 different rules you have here in upmh, use have to, don't have to and can't.
Students don't have to wear uniform
Students have to attend all their classes
Students can't smoke in the university.
Create a sentence in present perfect using never and the verb "go"
Example: I have never gone to Asia
She walked ______ the room.
a) onto
b) into
c) inside of
b) into
She walked into the room.
Write an imperative with a preposition of movement (into, onto, out of).
Go into the classroom. / Get out of the car. / Go
Make both, an object and a subject question
The teacher explained the lesson.
Subject question: Who explained the lesson?
Object question: What did the teacher explain?
Explain the difference:
You don’t have to wear a jacket.
You can’t wear a jacket.
Don’t have to = no obligation.
Can’t = prohibition.
Make a sentence in present perfect with “never.”
Example: I have never tried sushi.
This subject studies how language is structured, sounds, and changes over time. It is not the same as studying a specific language like English or French.
Linguistics