PUT IN ORDER: (for * have * lived * we * in * Berlin * 10 years)
We have lived in Berli for 10 years.
ANSWER: How long have you had your cellphone?
Your answer - you should use FOR or SINCE.
USE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO TALK ABOUT THE WOMAN: Susan * study French * 2018 * still studying French (use present perfect)
Susan has studied French since 2018/for 2 years.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: She has everything ready. "Her guests.... (come for dinner)"
haven't come for dinner yet.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: The living-room is clean now. "He....(CLEAN THE LIVING-ROOM)"
He has already / just cleaned the living-room.
REPHRASE USING PASSIVE VOICE: "Leonardo Da Vinci painted The Gioconda"
The Gioconda was painted by Leonardo Da Vinci
Do you remember the story? Is this TRUE or FALSE? "They had met a year before they got married."
FALSE: they had met a WEEK before they got married.
PUT IN ORDEr: SUZANNE COLLINS / WRITTEN / BOOKS / THE HUNGER GAMES / WERE / BY
The Hunger Games books were written by Suzanne Collins
What happened between Bradley and Saskia? What had he done before she arrived home?
Their marriage was going wrong - Bradley had begun to behave very strangly. When she arrived, he had left a letter saying goodbye.
If you were asked to meet 3 famous people at a café to interview them, who would they be? Why?
your answers * use second conditional (IF + SIMPLE PAST + WOULD)
What would you do if you found $50.000 on a taxi?
your answer * use scond conditional ( IF + SIMPLE PAST + WOULD)
LOOK AT THE PICTURE & JOIN BOTH IDEAS USING "WHEN"
WHEN she saw him with her, he had fallen in love with another woman.
FINISH THE SENTENCE: "He couldn’t find his mobile. Then he realized that.... "
He HAD LEFT THE MOBILE IN HIS TROUSER POCKET.
MENTION 3 THINGS THAT HAD HAPPENED BEFORE THEY GOT TO THE AIRPORT.
examples: they plane had left, they had left home late, there had been too much traffic.
PUT IN ORDER: "would / , / if / were / he / rich / not / working so much / Arthur / be"
If Arthur were rich, he would not be working so much.
Turn into reported speech: "She is always smiling!," he said.
He said that she was always smiling.
