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  • What's the difference between try + infinitive and try + gerund?
    Attempting an action that requires effort v doing something to see if it gives the desired result
  • What verb form is used as a noun?
    Gerund
  • What preposition introduces the agent in a passive sentence?
    By
  • What is repetition of a word or phrase to practise pronunciation?
    Drilling
  • What does TTT stand for?
    Teacher Talking Time
  • What verb form is always used after a modal verb?
    Bare/base infinitive
  • How many tenses are there in English?
    Two
  • Which future form is used for predictions based on present evidence?
    Going to + bare infinitive
  • Give one exmaple of the focus of a systems lesson?
    Grammar / Vocab / Funcional language
  • What's the name for the getting students to repeat a phrase by starting at the end?
    Backchain drilling
  • What is the aim of controlled practice?
    To increase accuracy
  • What are the three intruding sounds?
    /j/ /w/ /r/
  • What kind of practice is a gap-fill for grammar?
    Controlled
  • What's a famous quote from Jeslet or Jesspear?
    "To dye or not to dye, that is the question"
  • Give 2 reasons for using passive.
    Subject is unknown, subject is not important, subject is obvious from context
  • What does ICQ stand for?
    Instruction check question
  • What kind of motivation comes from an external source?
    Extrinsic
  • What type of correction is needed at the end of a skills lesson?
    Delayed
  • What is the most common sound in English?
    Schwa
  • When do you add an extra syllable to a regular past simple verb?
    When the infinitive ends with a /d/ or /t/ sound
  • Weak forms contain one of two vowel sounds. What are they?
    Schwa or /i/