Make a question: Ever gone to Russia?
Teacher discretion (Example: Have you ever gone/been to Russia?)
Complete: This is the moment in Star Wars ….. the Ewoks proclaim C3PO a god.
When
Correct with a comparative: Many more league titles has won Real Madrid than other teams.
Teacher discretion (Example: Madrid have won a lot more league titles than other teams.)
So/Such/Enough/Too: Ed Sheeran is … a good singer. I love all his music.
Such
Make a question: Have homework?
Teacher discretion (Example: Do you have homework?)
Correct with a comparative: McDonalds’ is equally for you bad for you as Burger King.
Teacher discretion: (Example: McDonalds’ is as bad for you as Burger King.)
So/Such/Enough/Too: A) I liked the film. B) Me …
Too
Complete: Darth Vader, ….. lightsaber is red, is the villain in Star Wars.
Whose
So/Such/Enough/Too: It was … hot Derek decided to sleep in the freezer.
So
Complete: Frank accused Richard … stealing his pen.
Of
Complete: Luke Skywalker comes from a desert planet, ….. is called Tatooine.
Which
Make a polite question: I want water.
Teacher discretion (Example: Can/May/Could I have some/a glass of water, please?)
Complete: I always … (USE + GO) to Scotland at Christmas, but now I don’t.
Used to go
Complete: I … (NOT DO) my homework so I … (GET) in trouble with my teacher.
1) Had not done 2) Got
Complete: Lia and Theo confessed … making the mess in the living room.
To
Complete: I … (GO) to the supermarket yesterday because we … (Run Out of) milk.
1) Went 2) Had run out of
Complete: Babies depend … their parents for everything.
On
Complete: Luke’s teacher, ….. is called Yoda, is really handsome.
Who
Make a question: You play football at school?
Teacher discretion (Example: Where do you play football?)
Make a question: Teacher give us homework last week?
Teacher discretion (Example: Did the teacher give us/me/the class homework last week?)
So/Such/Enough/Too: There are 7 people, and 5 seats. There are not … seats for everyone.
Enough
Complete: Georgie’s dad threatened … take away her phone.
To
Complete: I know you like history now, but … you … (USE + LIKE) it when you were at school?
Did you use to like
Correct with a comparative: The sea is before more hot slightly, but it’s a bigger problem.
Teacher discretion: (Example: The sea is slightly hotter now/than before, but it’s a big problem.)