Order the words to make the question. Then, answer it. you / often / important / forget / how / something / do
How often do you forget something important?
Tell us about a regular day in your childhood.
*Use past simple*
Give advice to a friend who has difficulty sleeping.
*Use should*
Order the words to make the question. Then, answer it. plans / the / are / for / what / summer / your
What are your plans for the summer?
Formulate a company rule about being dressed formally when meeting with clients.
Employees must be dressed formally when meeting with clients.
Order from LEAST frequent to MOST frequent: sometimes / always / often / hardly ever
hardly ever - sometimes - often - always
Report the statement: "We are arriving late tonight," she said.
She said they were arriving late that night.
Make a prediction for next year that you are NOT sure about.
*Use may or might*
Compare these payment methods and decide which is the best for you: cash, debit card and credit card.
*Use superlatives*
Compare a landline phone and a mobile phone.
*Use comparatives*
Make a prediction for next year that you ARE sure about.
*Use will or going to*
Report the statement: "I bought my car last year," he said.
He said he had bought his car the previous year.
Tell us about something you did last year.
*Use narrative tenses*