Present Simple
Complete the sentence:
She ___ to read books every evening.
likes, loves, wants
Complete the sentence:
Yesterday, we ___ to the park and ___ football.
Yesterday, we went to the park and played football.
Complete the sentence:
I have _____ sushi before!
I have eaten sushi before!
Give rhymes for the following words:
book
phone
saw
care
e.g.
cook
bone
jaw
pear
What is the base form of the verb in this sentence?
She wrote a poem about the sea.
write
Present simple is used for:
A) experiences
B) actions in the past
C) habits
D) facts
C) habits
D) facts
Past simple is used for:
A) experiences
B) actions in the past
C) habits
D) results that are important now
B) actions in the past
Present perfect is used for:
A) experiences
B) actions in the past
C) habits
D) results that are important now
A) experiences
D) results that are important now
Identify the device(s):
Crash! The colourful cup fell from my hands and shattered.
A) onomatopoeia
B) repetition
C) alliteration
D) metaphor
A) onomatopoeia
C) alliteration
Which sentence is correct?
A) He has went to the store.
B) He has gone to the store.
B) He has gone to the store.
Identify the mistake:
My sister don’t like pizza.
My sister doesn't like pizza.
Correct the mistake:
They was very happy with their test results.
They were very happy with their test results.
Give in present perfect:
He didn’t finish his homework.
He hasn't finished his homework.
Identify the device(s):
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
A) rhyme
B) repetition
C) alliteration
D) metaphor
B) repetition
C) alliteration
Find the mistake in this sentence:
I have wrote three poems since last week.
I have written three poems since last week.
Complete the sentence using the correct verb form:
Water ___ (boil) at 100°C.
Water boils at 100°C.
Make this sentence negative:
She finished her book last night.
She didn't finish her book last night.
Correct the mistake:
She have play the piano since she was 5 years old.
She has played the piano since she was 5 years old.
Identify the device(s):
Don't be such a couch potato! Get up and do something.
A) onomatopoeia
B) repetition
C) simile
D) metaphor
D) metaphor
Identify literary devices in this poem:
Stringbean Small was tall and trim,
basketball seemed meant for him,
at eight foot four, a coach's dream,
and yet he failed to make the team.
It seems at practice, Stringbean Small
began to chew the basketball,
the coach screamed, "Stop! Don't nibble it!
I wanted you to dribble it!"
alliteration, rhyme, metaphor,
Give the sentence in both the negative and question form:
Yes, he remembers his homework.
Does he remember his homework?
Give in past simple:
He always does his homework.
He always did his homework.
Give in present perfect:
I am in Rome.
I have been in Rome.
Identify and explain the difference between a simile and a metaphor in this sentence:
Her smile was as bright as the sun.
simile, as
Identify the tenses of the sentences and explain how you know:
1. I love to read books every day.
2. Maria didn't come to school last week.
3. Nobody has brought Ms. Sophie their homework yet! TRAGEDY
1. I love to read books every day.
2. Maria didn't come to school last week.
3. Nobody has brought Ms. Sophie their homework yet!