Unit 1 Grammar (Present Tense)
Unit 1 Vocabulary
Wordpower "yourself"
Reported Speech Challenge (Bonus – whole team must agree!)
100

She ____ (work) in a hospital.

works

100

What does "complain" mean?

to say that you are unhappy about something
100

"Did you e............      ___ at the party?"

enjoy yourself

100

Change to reported speech: She said, "I am tired."


She said (that) she was tired.

200

I _____ (not / understand) this questions.

don't understand

200

What's the opposite idea to "encourage" (in terms of giving someone confidence to do something)?

discourage

200

What does "teach yourself" mean?

to learn something without a teacher/by yourself

200

Change to reported speech: He asked, "Where do you live?"


He asked where I lived.

300

How often ___you go to the gym?

do
300

What's the difference between "refuse" and "forgive"?

refuse = to say no to something; forgive = to stop being angry with someone about something they did

300

"Be careful with that knife – don't ___ yourself!"

cut

300

Change to reported speech: "Are you coming to the party?" she asked.

She asked if/whether I was coming to the party.

400

Find and correct the mistake: "She is liking chocolate very much."

She likes chocolate very much. (state verbs aren't used in continuous form.

400

Fill the gap: "I tried to ___ him to come to the party, but he said no."

persuade

400

Explain the difference: "look after yourself" vs. "look for yourself."

look after yourself = take care of your health/wellbeing; look for yourself = check/find out something on your own

400

Find and correct the word-order mistake: "She asked me where did I go."

She asked me where I went.

500

Explain the difference in meaning: "I live in Berlin." vs "I'm living in Berlin for six months."

The first is permanent; the second is temporary.

500

Use the word "update" correctly in a full sentence about something at your Studienkolleg.


Is the sentences correct? Ask someone who might know.

500

Find and correct the mistake: "I taught myself to swimming."

I taught myself to swim.

500

Change to reported speech (watch the time expression!): "I will call you tomorrow," he said.


He said (that) he would call me the next day/the following day