Two-Word Verbs
What does "put off" mean?
To postpone.
What tense is: “She is cooking”?
Present Continuous.
Complete: I’m good ____ playing guitar.
at
Choose: I enjoy (to swim / swimming).
I enjoy swimming.
A: I don’t like pineapple. (neither) → B: ?
Neither do I.
Use "clean up" in a sentence.
I need to clean up my room before dinner.
Convert: “She usually eats late” to Present Continuous.
She is eating late today.
What’s the preposition in: “She’s excited about traveling”?
about
Choose: He promised (to help / helping)
He promised to help.
A: I love dancing. (so) → B: ?
So do I.
What does "figure out" mean?
To solve or understand something.
Fill in: They __________ (work) on the project since Monday.
They have been working on the project since Monday.
Use "instead of" with a gerund.
I watched TV instead of doing homework.
What’s the difference between gerund and infinitive?
Gerund = verb + -ing; Infinitive = to + verb.
A: I’m from Brazil. (too) → B: ?
I am too.
What’s a two-word verb for “invent”?
Make up.
Write a sentence using Past Perfect Continuous.
She had been sleeping for hours before the alarm rang.
Give two sentences using different prepositions + -ing.
I’m interested in learning. / I’m bad at singing.
Create 1 gerund and 1 infinitive sentence.
I love dancing. I want to travel.
A: I haven’t traveled abroad. (but) → B: ?
But I have.
Create a conversation using “talk over.”
We need to talk over the project before class.
Fill in: While we __________ (eat), the phone rang.
While we were eating, the phone rang.
What’s wrong with this? "He’s good with to cook." Fix it.
He’s good at cooking.
Circle correct: I can’t stand (waiting / to wait).
waiting
A: I won’t go out this weekend. (but) → B: ?
But I will.