Phrasal verbs
have a good relationship
get on (well with)
"I ____ (finish) my homework."
"I have finished my homework."
Fill in the blank:
"He ____ (visit) his grandparents yesterday."
He visited his grandparents yesterday.
Choose the correct sentence:
A) She feels unkind before the test.
B) She feels anxious before the test.
B) She feels anxious before the test.
for or since?
"She has lived here ____ 2015."
"She has lived here since 2015.
exchange news
catch up (with)
Rewrite: She wrote a book.
She has written a book.
Rewrite in Present Perfect:
"They went to the park."
"They have gone to the park."
Match the feeling with its synonym: furious
calm
Correct the mistake:
"He has worked here for five years ago."
"He has worked here for five years."
become friendly immediately
hit it off (with)
Choose the correct sentence:
A) We has gone to the park.
B) We have gone to the park.
B) We have gone to the park.
Choose the correct sentence:
A) We have seen the movie last night.
B) We saw the movie last night.
B) We saw the movie last night.
What adjective describes feeling sad and hopeless?
depressed
already or yet?
"She has ____ finished her homework."
"She has already finished her homework."
stop being friends after an argument
fall out (with)
Correct the mistake:
"She haven’t traveled to France."
"She hasn't traveled to France."
Rewrite in Present Perfect:
"They didn’t finish their project."
"They haven’t finished their project."
"I always feel ___ after a hot bath."
"I always feel relaxed after a hot bath."
Rewrite the sentence using "already":
"I finished my work."
"I have already finished my work."
stay in contact
Rearrange the words:
"ever / have / you / tried / sushi?"
"Have you ever tried sushi?"
Identify the error:
"She has cleaned her room yesterday."
"She cleaned her room yesterday."
"My cat is sick. I'm so ___ about her."
"My cat is sick. I'm so worried about her."
Make a question with "yet":
"they / finish / the project?"
"Have they finished the project yet?"