Vocabulary
I usually have _____ at 7 o'clock in the morning.
Breakfast
Sam and Tina keep/collect a pet.
Which word is correct?
Sam and Tina keep a pet.
He likes _____ (watch) TV.
He likes Watching TV.
True or false: often means 100% of the time?
False.
Make the negative sentence positive.
She doesn't like swimming.
She likes to swim.
I'm ______ a party this weekend. Would you like to come?
having
Unscramble the sentence.
at/has/lunch/school/he/never
He never has lunch at school.
My parents enjoy ______ (visit) different places.
My parents enjoy visiting different places.
Are adverbs of frequency used before or after a main verb?
Before!
The murderer ______ a complete confession to the police last night.
made
List 5 hobbies.
acting, reading, hockey, sports, music, etc
RULE: Use the present simple for things that happen regularly or that are ______ _____.
always true.
If the verb ends in an -e, _____ the final -e and add -ing.
drop
Adverbs of frequency are used to ...?
Indicate the frequency of the action.
What option only has adverbs of frequency?
a. always, sometimes, too
b. never, hardly ever, always
c. always, today, usually
b. never, hardly ever, always
What is it called when you put yourself in someone else's position to better understand their emotions?
empathy!
RULE: Present simple
In negative sentences:
• with I, you, we and they, use _______
• with he, she and it, use ______
In negative sentences:
• with I, you, we and they, use _don't_
• with he, she and it, use _doesn't_
Rule: Use the -ing form of the verb after verbs which express _____ and dis_____.
likes and dislikes
We use adverbs of frequency to describe...
How many times we do an activity.
What collocation comes before "somebody a favor"?
have/do/take/make
do somebody a favor
B. I know. ______.
Be careful/look out/don't do/don't talk
RULE: Words like sometimes, never, and always come _______ the verb be but ______ other verbs.
RULE: Words like sometimes, never, and always come _after_ the verb be but _before_ other verbs.
If a short verb ends in a consonant + vowel + consonant, we usually _______ the final consonant before adding -ing.
double
Put these in the correct order from most often to least:
never, always, often, sometimes, hardly ever
always, often, sometimes, hardly ever, never
Where can you find additional studying materials for our test?
Ms. Ashleigh's Open Door! (emailed to parents)