If an opinion-adjective and a fact-adjective are used before a noun, which comes first?
Opinion before fact. E.g.: They live in a beautiful old house/ Why are you wearing those ugly purple trousers?
The company _____ accountant was arrested last week has gone bankrupt.
The company WHOSE accountant was arrested last week has gone bankrupt.
I wish I ___ go there on Friday.
I wish I COULD go there on Friday.
It’s time we __________ home
It’s time we WENT home
The man who is wearing the blue hat freaked out with his fans in the middle of the party. Is this a relative clause or a participle clause?
It's a relative clause
Now turn it into a participle clause: The man who is wearing a blue hat freaked out with his fans in the middle of the party.
The man wearing a blue hat freaked out with his fans in the middle of the party.
If she ______________(drive) carefully, she __________________ (have) that terrible accident.
If she had driven carefully, she would not have had that terrible accident.
He didn’t study hard enough (wish)
He wishes he had studied harder when he was at school
I think you should stay more with your family (rather)
I`d rather you stayed more with your family
In what year was the Chernobyl disaster?
1986
Who is the Greek God of Music?
Apollo
Which mammal has the longest gestation period?
An elephant (between 640 to 660 days)
Why is 6th February a national holiday in Jamaica?
It’s Bob Marley’s birthday
What planet has the most moons?
Jupiter
In which state is Harvard University located?
In Massachusetts
What is the only human body part that can't repair itself?
The teeth!
