gerunds and infinitives
Gerund = verb + ______
-ing
“Can” is used to talk about ______ in the present.
ability/ possibility
Structure: had + ______
past participle
Past simple of go, do and be
went, did, was/were
“Must” expresses strong ______
obligation
Infinitive = to + ______
base verb
Tell me a sentence where you express that you know how to speak English
I can speak English
I ______ (finish) my homework before dinner.
had finished
Complete: Yesterday, I ______ (visit) my grandmother.
visited
Complete: I ______ wear a uniform at school (present obligation).
have to
I enjoy ______ (read).
reading
When I was young, I ______ swim very fast.
could
Which action happened first?
“I had eaten before he arrived.”
had eaten
This word is often used with past simple: “_____ night”
last
I ______________ do the homework because my teacher told me to to it.
have to
I want ______ (eat) pizza
to eat
When you called me I __________ answer the phone, I'm sorry.
couldn't
Complete: She was tired because she ______ (not sleep).
hadn’t slept
Make a negative: “She liked the film.”
She didn’t like the film
Complete: Yesterday, I ______ study for the exam.
had to
After “like”, what do you use: gerunds, infinitives or both?
gerund and infinitive
Which is more polite: can or could?
could
Past perfect is used to show this.
an action before another past action
Make a question: “They played football.”
Did they play football?
You ___________ steal (prohibition)
mustn't