have not/do/still/her homework/Camila
Camila still hasn’t done her homework
Phrasal verbs: I feel I need to lose weight, I’m going to ______ with my friend tomorrow.
work out
Feelings and behaviour: I told him the truth, you told me to be ______ 1-Helpful 2-Honest 3-Offensive
Honest
Object questions: Who/you/message/?
Who did you message?
Present perfect vs Past simple: We use the present perfect with completed actions with a past time reference (true or false)
False
Modals of ability, permission and advice: are / We / to use calculators / allowed
We are allowed to use calculators
Crime nouns: Something that is used in war or fights______
Weapon
3.1- Money and shopping: Something that is trendy in summer, on Black Friday and after Christmas
Sale
too, too much, too many, (not) enough: I’ve eaten _______ popcorn. 1-Too many 2-Too much
Too much
Present perfect vs Past simple: Mike______(not buy) a new phone yesterday
didn’t buy
Modals of obligation, prohibition and necessity: We ____ (work) hard if we want that promotion.
Have to work
Present perfect with how long, for and since: I’ve been working in Spain ______ 2000
since
Nouns: well-being: I saw her steal his lunch, that's __________.
Bullying
Past simple and past continuous: you/buy/some popcorn/you/wait/for your friends/? (use while), (use past simple & past continuous)
Did you buy some popcorn while you were waiting for your friends?
Books and films: Everyone was talking about that book, it was a ___. 1- Novelist 2- Review 3- Hit
Hit
Relative pronouns: A burglar is a criminal ____ breaks into houses
who
Modals of deduction: She ____ be an internet fraudster
may
Subject questions: We use subject questions to ask about the subject of a sentence (true or false)
true
Adjectives: opinions: That movie was so funny, it was _________.
Hilarious
Crime: To take a person away illegally by force______
Kidnapping
Past perfect: You/ he was/ realised/ a thief/ hadn’t
You hadn’t realised he was a thief
Verbs technology: When the battery of your mobile phone is dead, you need to 1-Download 2-Switch on 3-Charge it
Charge it
Adjectives feelings: Someone spilled a drink on me, it was really (adjective)_______!
annoying