Recap of All Recaps

​Recap of

All Recaps

For Adult English Communication Class | Level 3

1. I hope you feel better soon.

2. ​I hope you step on a Lego.

3. ​I hope this all ends soon.

I hope

1. ​I wish you luck.

2. I wish I knew.

3. I wish I could stay

4. I wish I hadn't said that

I wish & I hope

Week 1

I wish

Multiple Choice

I ______ you a pleasant stay here.

• wish

• wished

• hope

• hoped

Multiple Choice

Enjoy your holiday. I _____ you have a great time.

• wish

• wished

• hope

• hoped

Multiple Choice

I had _____ that you would help me, but alas.

• wish

• wished

• hope

• hoped

Multiple Choice

We said goodbye to each other and _____ each other luck.

• wish

• wished

• hope

• hoped

Multiple Choice

We’re going to have a picnic tomorrow, so I _____ the weather is nice.

• wish

• wished

• hope

• hoped

Active: verb (past tense)

Somebody cleaned this room yesterday.

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Passive: was/were + verb (past tense)

This room was cleaned yesterday.

Past Simple

Active: verb + (s)

Somebody cleans this room every day.

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Passive: am/is/are + verb (past tense)

This room is cleaned every day.

Present Simple

Passive Voice

Week 2

Open Ended

Change this active sentence into a passive sentence:

They cancelled all flights because of the fog.

Open Ended

Change this active sentence into a passive sentence:

Somebody accused me of stealing money.

Open Ended

Change this active sentence into a passive sentence:

People warned us not to go out alone.

The main verb is past.

was/were

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Alex said his parents were doing fine.

Reported

The main verb is present.

am/is/are

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​Alex said ‘they’re doing fine.’

Direct

​Direct & Reported Speech

Week 3

Open Ended

Change this direct speech to reported speech:

“My parents are doing fine,” said Alex.

Open Ended

Change this direct speech to reported speech:

“I just want to relax. Besides, parties are not my style,” said Alex.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with SAY or TELL (in the correct form):

Ann

goodbye to me and left.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with SAY or TELL (in the correct form):

Dan

me that he was bored with his job.

​Modals

• Modal verbs are used to express certain hypothetical conditions, such as advice, capability, or requests.

• They’re used alongside a main verb to change its meaning: can, could, should, may, might, must, etc.

• ​I swim every Tuesday > I can swim every Tuesday

Week 8

Open Ended

Write a QUESTION(?) using CAN/CANNOT:

Open Ended

Write a SENTENCE using COULD/COULD NOT:

Open Ended

Write a SENTENCE using SHOULD/SHOULD NOT:

• ​I strongly agree that…

• I’m convinced that…

• ​I’m afraid I disagree that…

• ​I beg to differ…

Agreeing/disagreeing

• I prefer…

• I would rather…

• As for me​…

• Personally…​

Giving Opinion

Opinions

Week 5-7

Draw

Draw which you would prefer: taking a walk or cooking

Open Ended

Provide 2 reasons why you chose TAKING A WALK OR COOKING (use “I prefer”):

Open Ended

You disagree that “COOKING is better than TAKING A WALK.” Write 2 sentences about this using “I’m afraid I disagree…”