Which sentence is grammatically correct but illogical? a) "The sun rises in the west." b) "The sun is rising in the west."
b) (Present Continuous suggests it’s happening now)
Correct the sentence: "If I would have known, I would have came earlier."
"If I had known, I would have come earlier."
Add prepositions: "He accused me ___ lying ___ him."
of / to
Which sentence is correct? a) "I suggest you to see a doctor." b) "I suggest you see a doctor."
b) (suggest + bare infinitive)
What’s the weirdest English word you’ve learned this year?
Your answer
Complete the idiom: "Don’t judge a book by its ___."
cover
Which is NOT a synonym for "angry"? "livid / furious / ecstatic / enraged"
ecstatic
Which modal fits? "You ___ be joking – that can’t be true!" (must/might/should)
must
Extreme adjective for "angry"?
furious
Complete with the correct tense: "By the time we arrived, the movie ___ (already/start)."
had already started
Change to reported speech: "‘I won’t be late,’ she promised."
"She promised she wouldn’t be late."
Phrasal verb meaning "investigate"? "look into / turn up / run out of"
look into
Negative prefix: "___polite" (un-/im-/in-)
*im-* (impolite)
What is the most commonly mispronounced word?
development
Noun form of "decide"?
decision
What’s the most creative excuse for not doing homework?
YES!
Correct the error: "Despite of the rain, we went out."
Despite the rain" or "In spite of the rain"
What’s the difference? "remember to do" vs. "remember doing"
"remember to do" = future action; "remember doing" = past memory
What’s the subtle difference? "sensible" vs. "sensitive"
sensible = practical; sensitive = emotionally reactive
Gerund vs. Infinitive: "I regret ___ (tell) you this, but you failed."
telling (past regret)