Good, ----------, the best
better
Name 3 things we use present continuous for?
Things happening now, future plans, temporary things
A person who teaches/prepares people or animals skills needed for a job.
Trainer
This week's homework is -------------- than last week's. (difficult)
more difficult
A person who rarely says please or thankyou and behaves in a way that can upset others.
rude
choose the correct word: we go / we're going to the match in London.
we're going (future plans)
why do we use past continuous?
for actions and events in progress at a particular time in the past
Choose the correct word: They get / they're getting very busy of match days.
They get (General truth)
Make sentence in past simple: she/ be/ late again?
Was she late again?
Choose the correct words: we are all believing/ we all believe that they can win.
we all believe (stative verb)
Use not as ...... as : Football is more tiring that yoga.
Yoga is not as tiring as football.
Fill in the missing word: This dress doesn't -----------, its too small. I need a bigger size.
fit
What do you do with ONE SYLLABLE adjectives ending in VOWEL + CONSONANT to make it a comparative and superlative adjective
usually double the consonant
How do you make a TWO OR MORE SYLLABLE adjective into a comparative or superlative adjective
add more or most
past continuous: I ----------- (not ask) your opinion, I -------------- (explain) my plan.
wasn't asking / was explaining
past simple: --------- by train or taxi? (you/go)
Did you go
Present simple: ------------------ (you/prefer) basketball or running?
Do you prefer
What are state verbs?
verbs we don't normally use in continuous tense)
How do you make a comparative and superlative adjective with a ONE SYLLABLE adjective
add er and est
What are the irregular verb of: buy, feel, give, have, know
bought , felt, gave, had, knew
Comfortable and matching jacket and trousers.
tracksuit
Someone who has an attractive face
good- looking
What do you do with TWO SYLLABLE adjectives ending in Y to make a comparative or superlative adjective
change the -y to -i and add er or est
When something is difficult to complete mentally.
Hard