Do we use the infinitive or ing form with the phrase 'I enjoy..'
ing - I enjoy doing yoga, I enjoy baking, I enjoy running
Do we use the infinitive or ing form with the phrase 'I can't wait..'?
Infinitive - I can't wait to see you. I can't wait to have my English class!
Do we use the infinitive form or the ing form after most prepositions?
ing- I will call you before booking the cinema tickets. I’m planning on going to France in the summer. She is resting after finishing her homework.
Which modal verb would we use to describe the meaning of this sign?
You must stop.
Which modal verb would we use to tell people not to do something?
shouldn't
What phrasal verb is missing? He never ____ ___ his room.
cleans up. He never cleans up his room
What phrasal verb is missing? I need to _____ ___ my project to my teacher tomorrow.
hand in. I need to hand in my project to my teacher tomorrow.
Complete the phrasal verb with a particle (on, out etc) to complete the sentence. If you need to check a fact, look it ___ on the internet
up
Complete the phrasal verb with a particle (on, out etc) to complete the sentence. We turned the volume___ on the car radio.
up (or down)
Complete the phrasal verb with a particle (on, out etc) to complete the sentence. I don't get ___ with my neighbour.
along
Complete the phrasal verb with a particle (on, out etc) to complete the sentence. I like hanging ____ with my friends at the weekend.
out
I sometimes want to give __ learning English grammar!
up
It's wet and windy outside today. You ________ go out without an umbrella.
shouldn't
I think that sign means we ________ enter the building. Look, there's a security guard too.
musn't
disgusted, annoyed, embarrassed, excited, satisfied... Which adjective fits this sentence? I was ____ by the smell of rubbish.
disgusted
disgusted, annoyed, embarrassed, excited, satisfied... Which adjective fits this sentence? That shop has a lot of ______ customers.
satisfied
