ERROR CORRECTION - ENGLISH V SECOND TERM

ERROR CORRECTION - ENGLISH V SECOND TERM

Vamo' a corregir errores

INSTRUCTIONS

Take a screenshot of the slides with the sentences before you move on.

Keep the screenshot at hand to write the corrected sentences in the corresponding slide.

Make sure you have the screenshot ready before moving on.

If you write an incomplete answer and try to go back to the sentence slide, your answers will be erased.

COMMON MISTAKES - TAKE A SCREENSHOT!

She was good in Maths.

They were never bored of their toys.

He wasn't very keen in his Spanish teacher.

We were all fond with our Biology teacher.

Were you interested in study German?

Can you find the mistakes?

Write the correct sentences in the following slide.

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WRITE THE CORRECT SENTENCES HERE.

SOME MISTAKES IN SIMPLE PAST - TAKE A SCREENSHOT!

Where did you be yesterday?

Did she went to the movies?

Did he missed the class?

They not taught English here.

Did you to like your school?

He sometimes leaved early.

I were not good at French.



Can you correct the sentences?

Open Ended

WRITE THE CORRECT SENTENCES HERE.

SOME MISTAKES IN PAST CONTINUOUS - TAKE A SCREENSHOT!

What was you doing last night?

Was they having dinner?

What were he doing yesterday evening?

We wasn't doing homework.

He was listening to music last night?

She was teach in the classroom this morning.

Can you correct the sentences?

Open Ended

WRITE THE CORRECT SENTENCES HERE.

SOME MISTAKES WITH USED TO - TAKE A SCREENSHOT!

They didn't used to study English.

Were you use to clean your room?

I used to went to a different school.

He didn't use to made dinner.

Did you used to drove a car?

She uses to draw when she was younger.

Can you correct the sentences?

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WRITE THE CORRECT SENTENCES HERE.

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What auxiliary verb do we always use in simple past?

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What's the only verb that doesn't need an auxiliary verb to make negative and interrogative sentences?

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When do we use past continuous?

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When do we use used to?

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What's the difference between keen on and interested in?