Share Empower Intermediate B1+ (Unit 1)
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When do we use the Present Simple?
To talk about regular actions and states, facts, habits and hobbies.
When do we use the Present Continuous?
To talk about actions happening at the moment of speaking and temporary actions.
Correct the mistakes. What did happen? Are everyone okay?
What happened? Is everyone okay?
What’s the extreme form of these adjectives? Rich, cold, bad, angry, sad, big
Wealthy, freezing, awful, furious, miserable, enormous
Which modifiers do we use with extreme adjectives?
really, completely and absolutely
My football team are completely ____. We lost our last match 6-0. a. useless b. useful c. great
USELESS
Nobody had cleaned the kitchen for months. It was absolutely ___ a. freezing b. miserable c. filthy d. impossible
FILTHY
He spoke so quickly it was ___ to understand what he was saying a. tiny b, useless c. impossible d. delicious
IMPOSSIBLE
The children looked so ___when their pet rabbit died a. filthy b. miserable c. impossible d. useless
MISERABLE
He's renting a _____ flat in the centre of Paris - it's only got 1 room. a. filthy b. useless c. fantastic d. tiny
TINY
The weather was____ when I was in Moscow last week - minus 15 degree during the day. a. freezing b. delicious c. impossible d. tiny
FREEZING
We had a ___holiday in Bali. The weather was lovely, the hotel was perfect and the beaches were beautiful a. tiny b. impossible c. fantastic d. miserable
FANTASTIC
I'm not so (mean/ right/ sure) about that. It takes nearly three hours.
SURE
Which modifiers do we use with gradable adjectives?
quite, very, really and extremely
What phrase means to contact someone by phone, email or text message?
Get in touch
What phrase means to say or write what you think or believe about something?
Express your opinion.
