Make a question from the sentences:
1. I'm from Brazil.
2. I always study English.
3. I have been to Australia, Austria, Switzerland...
4. I'm studying English right now.
5. I have been studying English for 10 years.
Where are you from?
How often do you study English?
Where have you been to?
What are you doing now?
How long have you been studying English?
Tell me 7 adverbs of frequency.
Normally, often, regularly, always, never, sometimes, hardly ever...
What is the opposite of "Outgoing"?
Shy, introverted, reserved...
Complete with an expression for friendship: "we liked one another as soon as we first met. We ________".
We clicked or we hit it.
Find the appropriate Non-Gradable pair for the Gradable Adjectives:
"angry", "hot", "cold", "interesting" and "funny".
Furious, boiling, freezing, fascinating, hilarious.
Create a sentence in the Simple Past with the verb "meet".
Ex: I met my girlfriend on the plane while we were traveling to the USA.
Create a sentence in the Past Progressive with the verb "play".
Ex: I was playing games when my brother interrupted me.
Create a sentence in the Present Perfect using the adjective "be".
Ex: I've never been to Egypt in my entire life!
What is the comparative form of the adjectives "cold", "fat", "lucky" and "interesting"? Create a comparative sentence!
Colder (than), fatter (than), luckier (than), more interesting (than). The weather in Canada is colder than it is in Brazil.
What is the superlative form of the adjectives "high", "sad", "pretty" and "popular"? Create a superlative sentence!
the highest, the saddest, the pretties, the most popular. The saddest person I know is Elliott Smith.
Correct or Incorrect? "I think pictures of friends and family are important".
Correct! Think describes a state in the sentence, so it is correct!
Correct or Incorrect? "I'm having lots of trouble doing this homework. Help me!"
Correct! The verb "have" describes a dynamic situation, happening in the present moment, so it is correct!
Correct or Incorrect? "I'm having lots of pictures on my cell phone".
Incorrect! The verb "have" here represents a state. The correct sentence is "I have lots of pictures on my cell phone".
Create a Present Perfect Progressive sentence with the elements:
They/ be/ study/ English for 10 years.
They have been studying English for 10 years.
Create a Present Perfect Simple sentence with these elements:
I/ have/ the same dog/ since I was a teenager.
I've had the same dog since I was a teenager.
Choose the correct Future Form to complete the sentence: "-Do you have any plans for the weekend? -No. I don't. I think I ______ (call) Sabrina and see if she's free".
Spontaneous decision: will. "I think I will call Sabrina and see if she's free".
