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TRUE OR FALSE?: We use informal language when we write a story.

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?: We use the past simple to talk about experiences without mentioning the time in which they happened.

FALSE

What does this picture represent? (Hint: It's the name of the journey)

Voyage

Complete the idiom: "I'm down in the m......". Is it positive or negative?

mouth

Turn the noun into an adjective: Prosperity

Prosperous

TRUE OR FALSE?: We can use expressions such as "this morning", "this week" and "this year" with the present perfect.

TRUE

Tell me at least 3 adverbs we use with the present perfect

Just, ever, already, never, yet, for, since

Travelling from place to place with an organised group

Tour

What is the formula for the present continuous tense?

Present simple of "be" + verb-ing

A short outing to one place for pleasure is called...

Excursion

A difficult walk, lasting several days or weeks is a...

Trek

Which is the structure (parts) of a story?

Beginning - Development - Ending

A journey on a ship or spacecraft is a...

Voyage

Which are the 2 suffixes we add at the end of adjectives to form nouns?

-ness & -ity

Complete the idiom: "on cloud ......". Is it positive or negative?

nine

A long journey which is often scientific is known as...

Expedition

Complete the idiom: "to feel ......". Is it positive or negative?

blue

TRUE OR FALSE?: We use the present simple to talk about irritating habits, usually using "always"

FALSE

Turn the noun into an adjective: Fairness

Fair

TRUE OR FALSE?: We use the present perfect to talk about an action that happened in the past before another action in the past.

FALSE

Turn the adjective into a noun: generous

Generosity

Complete the idiom: "on top ......". Is it positive or negative?

of the world

Turn the adjective into a noun: happy

Happiness

A short or long journey for business or pleasure is a...

Trip

Complete the idiom: "I'm down in the d......". Is it positive or negative?

dumps

Turn the noun into an adjective: Necessity

Necessary

TRUE OR FALSE?: We use the present perfect to talk about completed past actions.

FALSE

How do we form the present perfect? (Hint: the formula we use)

have/has + past participle form of the verb (3rd column)

Which are the two forms of the verb "go" when using the present perfect? Which is the difference?

"been" and "gone". "Been" means the person travelled and came back. "Gone" means the person has travelled and is still there.

Turn the noun into an adjective: Ability

Able

A journey by air is a...

Flight

TRUE OR FALSE: We can use the adverb "since" with the past simple.

FALSE.