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1) You / can / ride a bike ? 2) She / should / visit / parents ?
1) Can you ride a bike? 2) Should she visit her parents?
1) _____ you at the university yesterday? 2) Have you _____ at Nick’s party last Friday?
WERE (Past Simple, 2nd form); BEEN (Present Perfect, 3rd form)
1) You / cook pizza / tonight ? 2) She / see / Matthew / an hour ago ?
1) Are you going to cook pizza tonight? 2) Did she see Matthew an hour ago?
1) I ______ as a waiter these days. (work) 2) I _______ to buy a new phone these days. (want)
AM WORKING (these days - "around" now); WANT (it's a state verb; don't put it in continuous)
Describe any person from the group. Let your groupmates guess who you are talking about.
Good job!
Tell 5 funny facts about yourself. BUT 3 of them - true and 2 - false. Your teammates have to guess which are true.
Wow
Close your eyes and say the names of all your groupmates.
Agree? :))
Tell 3 things that you like about Green Forest and 3 things you don't like.
Done?
MISTAKE: If you child, it’s better life with mom because womans cook tasty food.
If you ARE A child, it’s better TO LIVE with your mom because WOMEN cook tasty food.
MISTAKE: I like teach children.
TEACHING
MISTAKE: People should be more kinder to each other.
kinder
MISTAKE: Life in a villa it is amazing.
LIFE in a villa IS amazing.
MISTAKE: I am not a bad student in child.
I WASN'T a bad student in childHOOD.
MISTAKE: My teacher has got a blue eyes and a longer hair than mine.
without "a": hair is uncountable, eyes - plural
MISTAKE: I didn’t really like went to school.
I didn’t really like GOING to school.
MISTAKE: I’m going in the park this weekend.
TO the park (direction)