Phrasal verbs
What phrasal verb do we use when something doesn't work? (Cellphone, car...)
Break down.
For what do we use the idiom "all ears"?
To express that you're going to pay attention.
What is the taste of a Lime?
Sour.
Which auxiliary verb do we always use with present perfect?
Have/has
What modal verb expresses possibility AND permission?
May.
What phrasal verb do we use to express that you recover from a relationship or an illness.
Get over.
For what do we use the idiom "Break a leg"?
To wish Good luck.
What are reflexive pronouns? Include an example.
When the subject and the object are the same. (Myself, yourself...)
When do we use the present perfect tense?
Which modal verb do we use for ability in the past?
Could.
What does it mean to turn back? (Ex: I forgot my cellphone, I need to...)
To stop and go back the way you came.
What does it mean "Hold your horses"?
Calm down.
Tell me a verb that can be followed by gerund and infinitive. (Hit: it finishes with P.)
Stop.
What’s the difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous?
Present Perfect = result/completion; Present Perfect Continuous = duration of an action still happening.
What modal verb do we use to express deduction or logical conclusion?
Must.
What does it mean "Give up"?
To stop doing something.
For what do we use the idiom: "Once in a blue moon"?
When something rarely happens.
What's the difference between like and as?
Like: similar to.
As: in the role of.
Complete with present perfect or continuous: They ______ (wait) for two hours.
have been waiting
Create a correct sentence using might.
Correct!
Bring up
What does it mean "Spill the beans"?
Tell a secrect.
From parts of speech, what is an interjection? Include an example.
A word or phrase used to express a feeling.
Correct or Incorrect? I have been lost my keys. Explain.
❌ Incorrect. Should be I have lost my keys. (No continuous with result actions.)
What 3 modal verbs do we use for polite request?
May, would and could.