Make a NEGATIVE sentence using: USE TO
Subject + DIDN’T + USE TO + verb in simple form *** WE DIDN'T USE TO WORRY ABOUT MONEY.
Make an AFFIRMATIVE sentence using: USED TO
Subject + USED TO + verb in simple form *** KAREN USED TO HELP MOM IN THE KITCHEN.
Write a QUESTION using: USE TO
DID + subject + USE TO + verb in simple form + ? *** DID YOU USE TO BE OBEDIENT?
He ____ likes popcorn with ketchup, but his girlfriend doesn't _______ - - - - A. Yet B. Anymore C. Still D) Already
C. STILL - - - B. ANYMORE
PATATÚS! Write the Past Participle Forms of: teach, plan, write, think, sweep, look, paste...
TAUGHT, PLANNED, WRITTEN, THOUGHT, SWEPT, LOOKED, PASTED.
WHAT have you done today? Give a complete answer.
I have + verb in past participle + complement *** I HAVE: WORKED A LOT/DRUNK TEA/PRINTED MY HOMEWORK/FED MY PETS...
WHERE have you bought the best pizza? Give a complete answer.
I have bought the best pizza in ________ (place).
Make a question using WHO + present perfect
Who HAS + verb in past participle + complement + ? - - - WHO HAS SWUM IN A CENOTE?
Order this question - - - ALREADY / STUDENTS / YOU / TEACHER ANGIE / SEEN / HITTING / HAVE / ? /
Have you already seen teacher Angie hitting students?
Write a question about weddings using ALREADY or YET.
Have they ALREADY become engaged? / Have they become engaged YET?
Make a question using HAVE YOU EVER...? And answer it in SHORT forms.
Have you ever + verb in past participle + complement + ? *HAVE YOU EVER FOUND A WALLET ON THE STREET? Yes, I have. No, I haven't.
Have you ever ridden a horse? Answer in the complete NEGATIVE form using NEVER.
No, I have NEVER ridden a horse.
Order this sentence - - - HAD / I / MY BREAKFAST/ HAVE / ALREADY
I have already had my breakfast.
Mention 10 words related to WEDDING VOCABULARY.
Husband, wife, wedding dress, tuxedo, wedding night, honeymoon, married, guests, reception, best man, priest...
I'm 30, but I haven’t driven a car _____. - - - A. Since B. Yet C. Still D. Already
B) YET
Has JD been running nowadays? - - Answer in complete AFFIRMATIVE & NEGATIVE forms.
Yes, he has been running nowadays. / No, he hasn't been running nowadays.
