The Passive Tense
Change to passive: The chef cooks the food.
The food is cooked (by the chef).
Fill in: I ______ (meet) my friend tomorrow.
am meeting
Fill in: I ______ (see) that movie.
have seen
Fill in: If you heat water, it ______ (boil).
boils
Choose: It ___ rain tomorrow.
a) might
b) will
a) should
might
Fill in: The homework ______ (do) yesterday.
was done
Choose: The train ___ at 6 p.m.
a) is leaving
b) leaves
c) left
d) would leave
b) leaves
Choose: He ___ finished his homework.
a) have
b) has
has
Fill in: If it rains, we ______ (stay) home.
will stay
Create the comparative phrase: big → ______ than
bigger than
Choose: English ___ spoken in many countries.
a) is
b) was
c) are
d) would be
a) is
Fix the mistake: She go to the party tonight.
is going
Choose: “I have went” OR “I have gone”
I have gone
Choose: “If I study, I pass / will pass the exam.”
will pass
Choose: She is ______ as her sister..
a) more taller
b) tall
c) taller
d) as tall
as tall
Fix the mistake: The song was sang by her.
was sung
Speaking: Say one plan for this weekend using “going” or present continuous.
Ex: I am going to my grandparents´house this weekend.
Make a sentence with “prefer”
Example: I prefer coffee to tea.
Identify the tense: “If you mix red and blue, you get purple.”
Zero conditional
Choose: You ______ study more if you want to pass.
a) may
b) will
c) should
d) might
should
Make a passive sentence (past).
Ex: My bike was stolen.
Choose: The concert ___ at 9 (official schedule).
a) is starting
b) starts
starts
What’s the difference?
“I prefer coffee” vs “I’d prefer coffee”
Prefer = general; Would prefer = specific situation
Make a first conditional sentence.
Example: If I study, I will pass the exam.
Make a sentence using a modal verb + comparative.
Example: You should buy the cheaper one.