A1 Review 2

A1 Review 2

Past Simple​

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Write a negative sentence and a question using the Past Simple of "BE".

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How do we form Past Simple for REGULAR VERBS?

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Write the Past Simple form of these verbs:

go, have, see, feel, understand, be, build, buy, read, do

Multiple Select

Which sentences are correct? (2)

• We did not go to class last week.

• We not went to class last week.

• We didn't go to class last week.

Multiple Select

Which sentences are correct?

• How did you celebrated your birthday?

• How did you celebrate your birthday?

• Did you invite your friends?

• Did you invited your friends?

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives​

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Multiple Select

How do we make comparative and superlative adjectives?

• Comparative: adj + er

  Superlative: adj + est

• Comparative: adj + est

  Superlative: adj + er

• Comparative: the most + adj

  Superlative: more + adj + than

• Comparative: more + adj + than

  Superlative:the most + adj

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What is the comparative and superlative form of these verbs?:

good, bad, far, healthy, friendly

​Compare the 3 people in this picture

​Use Comparative AND Superlative Adjectives

​Present Simple and Present Continuous

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between Present Simple and Present Continuous?

• We use Present Simple for an action in progress at the moment, and Present Continuous for routines and permanent things.

• We use Present Simple for routines and permanent things, and Present Continuous for an action in progress at the moment.

​What are these people doing?

Be Going To and Would Like To​

We use "be going to"​ for plans and "would like to" for wishes.

Write the sentences in full. Use be going to for plans (P) or would like to when you want to do something (W).​

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I/move into a big flat/ city centre. (W)

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She/drive/sports car. (W)

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l/start / my own business. (P)

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I/move to another country. (W)

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They/have/holiday / in the Caribbean. (P)

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We/study hard/test. (P)

​Modal Verbs

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Multiple Choice

Which modal verb means "something is possible/permitted/allowed"?

• can

• can't

• have to

  has to

• don't have to

  doesn't have to

Multiple Choice

Which modal verb means "something is NOT necessary/obligatory"?

• can

• can't

• have to

  has to

• don't have to

  doesn't have to

Multiple Choice

Which modal verb means "something is necessary/obligatory"?

• can

• can't

• have to

  has to

• don't have to

  doesn't have to

Multiple Choice

Which modal verb means "something is NOT possible/permitted/allowed"?

• can

• can't

• have to

  has to

• don't have to

  doesn't have to

​Modal Verbs: May, Might, Will​

​We use them to talk about the probability or possibility of a future situation.

Multiple Choice

Which order of probability is correct?

• +will

  •may/may not

  -won't

  --might/might not

• +will

  •may/may not

  -might/might not

  --won't

• +may/may not

  •might/might not

  -will

  --won't

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Write about your plans for the weekend.

Write 3 sentences using any modal verbs.