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Complete all of the missing words.
1 = them, 2 = with, 3 = any.
Complete the sentence with the comparative form: Basketball is ___________ than football.
more popular
If you are Swedish, you are from _____.
Sweden.
What is the nationality of someone from Greece?
Greek.
Complete number 6.
him
Complete number 5.
It
Complete number 3.
Them
Correct the sentence. When they arrived at the bus stop, they saw a poster of a new film.
They saw a poster FOR a new film.
Correct the sentence and say why it's wrong. They were feeling bored so they decided to went to the cinema.
Correct: They were feeling bored so they decided to GO to the cinema. Why?: Decided is already in the past so the next verb needs to be in the present.
Correct the sentence. They were feel very bad that day.
They were FEELING very bad that day. / They FELT very bad that day.
Why is this sentence wrong? They watched the film while eating some delicious popcorns.
Popcorn is uncountable.
What's wrong here? They were disappointed so they went to home.
We don't use 'to' before home. They went home.
What's the correct preposition? ___ the bus stop.
AT
Is this sentence right or wrong? Correct it if it's wrong. They see the film at home.
It's wrong. They WATCHED the film at home.
What is the correct pronunciation? CLOSED.
The 'ed' is pronounced like a 'd' not like 'id'.
Find and correct the problem. They were excited when the bus cames because they really wanted to go to the cinema.
...when the bus CAME. Present: the bus comes at 10 o'clock every day. Past: the bus came at 10 o'clock that day.
What's wrong here? There are 2 mistakes. They were so exciting that they could saw the film on Netflix.
1. They were so EXCITED. -ing = describes something. -ed = describes feelings. 2. They could WATCH the film.
Find and correct the mistake. They were boring so they decided to go to the centre.
They WERE BORED so they decided to go to the centre. -ing = describes something. -ed = describes feelings.
Is this phrase right or wrong? Correct it if it's wrong. They were standing in a bus stop when they saw a poster for a new film.
It's wrong. They were standing AT A BUS STOP when they saw a poster for a new film.
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