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  • We ___ visit our grandparents this weekend.
    go
    are going to
    will
    are
  • Complete: I ___ (not work) right now.
    am not working
  • Which modal verbs express ability?
    Can, could, be able to.
  • ___ you ___ the test last week?
    Do … take
    Have … taken
    Are … taking
    Did … take
  • Complete: How often ___ you ___ (study) English?
    do … study
  • You ___ wear a uniform at this school. It’s not necessary.
    don’t have to
    mustn’t
    can’t
    shouldn’t
  • Don’t worry, I ___ you with your homework.
    will help
    help
    am going to help
    am helping
  • Complete: She ___ (not finish) the project yet.
    has not finished / hasn’t finished
  • Complete: I ___ (not see) him yesterday.
    did not see / didn’t see
  • They ___ TV right now.
    watch
    is watching
    are watching
    are watch
  • When do we use Past Continuous with Past Simple together?
    To show a long action interrupted by a shorter action.
  • How long ___ you ___ English?
    have … studied
    did … study
    are … studying
    do … study
  • You ___ eat so much sugar. It’s bad for your health.
    don’t have to
    couldn’t
    shouldn’t
    mustn’t
  • Tom never ___ coffee.
    drinks
    is drinking
    drink
    does drinks
  • Ask a question: “She is going to study medicine.”
    What is she going to study?
  • Complete: They ___ (travel) to Germany last year.
    traveled / travelled
  • They ___ a great movie last night.
    watched
    watches
    are watching
    watch
  • We ___ to music at that moment.
    are listening
    were listening
    was listening
    listened
  • I ___ (walk) to school when it ___ to rain.
    was walking / started
    walked / started
    was walking / was starting
    walked / was starting
  • She ___ speak French fluently when she lived in Paris.
    can
    must
    may
    could
  • Complete: We ___ (move) to a bigger house next year.
    are going to move
  • Complete: We ___ (live) here for five years.
    have lived
  • Complete: They ___ (walk) in the park when it ___ (start) raining.
    were walking / started
  • You ___ take photos here. It’s forbidden.
    don’t have to
    can’t
    mustn’t
    shouldn’t
  • Why ___ he ___ so loudly?
    were … shout
    was … shouting
    is … shouting
    did … shout
  • What’s the difference between must and have to?
    “have to” is external obligation or rules.
    “Must” is internal obligation
  • Complete: I think he ___ (win) the competition.
    will win
  • She ___ be at home. The lights are on.
    can
    must
    should
    might
  • Ask a question: “They were playing football.”
    What were they playing?
  • She ___ to music now.
    listen
    is listen
    is listening
    listens
  • I can’t talk now — I ___ my dentist at 4 p.m. (arrangement)
    see
    will see
    am going to see
    am seeing
  • Complete: I usually ___ (walk) to school.
    walk
  • Complete: I ___ (not sleep) when you called.
    was not sleeping / wasn’t sleeping
  • When do we use the Future Simple?
    For predictions, decisions made at the moment, offers, promises.
  • What ___ you ___ at the moment?
    do … do
    are … do
    are … doing
    is … do
  • Which modal verbs express permission?
    Can, could, may.
  • Ask a question: “She will travel to Italy.”
    Where will she travel?
  • Complete: ___ you ___ (help) me with this exercise?
    Will … help
  • We ___ dinner at the moment.
    cooking
    is cooking
    are cooking
    cook
  • He ___ (drive) home when he ___ a strange noise.
    was driving / was hearing
    drove / heard
    drove / was hearing
    was driving / heard
  • She ___ buy a new phone. It’s already planned.
    will
    is going to
    can
    is
  • ___ you ___ me later?
    Did … call
    Do … call
    Are … calling
    Will … call
  • Don’t worry, I ___ you carry that bag. (decision now)
    am going to help
    help
    will help
    am helping
  • You ___ clean your room today. It’s your chore.
    have to
    might
    may
    should
  • Complete: We ___ (prepare) dinner at the moment.
    are preparing
  • What ___ you ___ next year?
    will … do
    do … do
    are … going to do
    are … doing
  • Ask a question: “She is reading a book.”
    What is she reading? What is she doing?
  • Complete: We ___ (walk) home when it started to rain.
    were walking
  • Where ___ your parents live?
    do
    does
    did
    are
  • When he was five, he ___ ride a bike.
    can
    could
    should
    may
  • Complete: I ___ (not forget) your birthday.
    will not forget / won’t forget
  • When do we use the Past Simple?
    For finished actions in the past at a specific time.
  • When do we use Present Continuous for the future?
    For fixed plans and arrangements.
  • Ask a question: “They have visited Italy.”
    Where have they visited?
  • She ___ finish this project today. It’s a rule.
    has to
    could
    may
    mustn’t
  • Children ___ stay up late on school nights. It’s not allowed.
    don’t have to
    shouldn’t
    couldn’t
    mustn’t
  • Complete: What ___ they ___ (talk) about?
    are … talking
  • What modal verbs do we use for responsibilities, chores, and obligations?
    Have to, must, should.
  • Complete: My dad ___ (not like) loud music.
    doesn’t like
  • I ___ TV while my brother was studying.
    watched
    was watching
    am watching
    were watching
  • I ___ speak Spanish, but only a little.
    might
    may
    could
    can
  • When do we use the Present Simple for the future?
    For schedules and timetables.
  • Look at the sky! It ___ rain.
    might
    should
    can
    must
  • I ___ help you with your bags. Let me do it.
    will
    might
    must
    can
  • Complete: Look at those clouds! It ___ (rain).
    is going to rain
  • Complete: She ___ (not sleep) when the alarm ___ (ring).
    wasn’t sleeping / rang
  • She ___ to school yesterday.
    went
    goes
    go
    was going
  • She ___ in London since 2020.
    has lived
    is living
    lived
    has live
  • They ___ this movie before.
    have seen
    see
    saw
    are seeing
  • When do we use the Present Continuous?
    For actions happening now or around now, temporary actions.
  • The train ___ at 7:45 a.m. tomorrow. (timetable)
    is going to leave
    will leave
    is leaving
    leaves
  • He looks sick. He ___ go to the doctor.
    may
    should
    might
    can
  • When do we use the Past Continuous?
    For actions in progress in the past or background actions.
  • What time ___ school start on Fridays?
    is
    does
    has
    do
  • Complete: They ___ (buy) a new computer soon.
    will buy
  • Ask a question: “She visited her grandma.”
    Who did she visit?
  • ___ you open the window, please?
    Could
    Should
    Might
    Must
  • Complete: What ___ she ___ (do) at this time yesterday?
    was … doing
  • When do we use the Present Simple?
    For habits, routines, facts, general truths, timetables.
  • You ___ do the dishes. I’ll do them later. It’s optional.
    don’t have to
    mustn’t
    couldn’t
    shouldn’t
  • It’s so dark! It ___ storm. (evidence)
    is storming
    storms
    will
    is going to
  • Complete: I ___ (not visit) him tomorrow.
    am not going to visit
  • She ___ dinner when her friend ___ her.
    was cooking / called
    was cooking / was calling
    cooked / called
    cooked / was calling
  • My sister ___ her room once a week.
    clean
    is cleaning
    cleaning
    cleans
  • They ___ finish the project this week.
    do
    are
    will
    can
  • Look at those clouds! It ___ rain.
    will
    does
    is going to
    can
  • When do we use should and shouldn’t?
    For advice, recommendations, and saying something is (not) a good idea.
  • Ask a question: “Lisa plays tennis on Saturdays.”
    When does Lisa play tennis?
  • She ___ probably come to the party.
    does
    is
    will
    can
  • What’s the difference between can, could, and be able to?
    “be able to” = ability in all tenses.
    “could” = past ability or polite
    “Can” = ability now
  • What’s the difference between can and could?
    “could” is past ability or more polite/less certain.
    “Can” is ability now or informal permission
  • Which modal verbs express possibility?
    May, might, could.
  • I ___ my homework already.
    am finishing
    have finished
    finished
    have finish
  • You ___ park here. It’s allowed.
    don’t have to
    can
    mustn’t
    shouldn’t
  • He ___ his keys this morning.
    is losing
    lose
    lost
    loses
  • We ___ dinner at 6 p.m.
    have
    had
    are having
    has
  • They ___ TV when the lights ___ out.
    watched / were going
    watched / gone
    were watching / went
    were watching / were going
  • They ___ start a new project soon.
    will
    are
    can
    are going to
  • He ___ breakfast at 7 a.m. every day.
    does eat
    is eating
    eats
    eat
  • When do we use “going to”?
    For plans, intentions, and predictions based on evidence.
  • What ___ they ___ at 8 p.m.?
    was … doing
    did … do
    were … doing
    are … doing
  • Complete: What ___ they ___ (cook) for dinner?
    are … going to cook
  • Complete: I ___ (meet) my friend this evening. It’s arranged.
    am meeting
  • He ___ just ___ the door.
    has … closed
    has … close
    closed
    is … closing
  • I’m not sure, but the teacher ___ give us a quiz today.
    should
    might
    must
    can
  • She ___ when the phone rang.
    is cooking
    cooked
    was cooking
    were cooking
  • It’s cold outside. You ___ take a jacket.
    should
    mustn’t
    may
    could
  • I think it ___ tomorrow.
    rains
    is raining
    is going to rain
    will rain
  • What’s the difference between may and might?
    Both show possibility, but “may” is more likely/formal and “might” is less likely.
  • When do we use the Present Perfect?
    For experiences, recent actions, and actions that started in the past and continue now.
  • Why ___ he ___?
    is … cry
    does … cry
    do … cry
    is … crying
  • Complete: I ___ (read) a book when someone ___ (knock) on the door.
    was reading / knocked
  • We ___ a meeting every Monday. (schedule)
    are going to have
    have
    are having
    will have
  • We ___ (play) football when it suddenly ___ to snow.
    played / was beginning
    were playing / began
    played / was beginning
    were playing / was beginning
  • Complete: I ___ never ___ (be) to Spain.
    have … been
  • ___ I leave class early today, please?
    May
    Must
    Can
    Should
  • What’s the difference between mustn’t and don’t have to?
    “Mustn’t” means something is forbidden
    “don’t have to” means it's optional.
  • Ask a question: “He was cooking when the guests arrived.”
    What was he doing when the guests arrived?
  • Complete: What ___ you ___ (do) at the weekend?
    did … do
  • I ___ call you back later. I’m in a meeting now.
    must
    could
    might
    will
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