Meaning:

Is this sentence talking about the present, past or future?

Form:

What is the main verb of the sentence?

Listen and repeat: I have taken / I've taken

Use:

Is it correct to say "I have take some pictures..."

MEANING:

Is this sentence talkig about the present? No

What tense do you think this sentence is in? Past

FORM:

What happened to the main verb in the sentence?

Is it correct to say " When I am 6 years old...."

USE:

When do we use this sentence, to refer to the present or the past?

When do we use Regular verbs?

Meaning: When is she studying?

Form: What is the action in the sentence? what is the verb to be?

Use: Is it correct to say "she are studying?"

Do we know when the action happened?

Form:

Is it correct to say "If I known had, I would have reviewed my notes and passed the math exam?

Use:

Is it correct to say:

"If I had known, I would have reviewed my notes and passed the math exam?

Can we use these sentences in the present to regret about the past.

meaning:

Is this about the present, past, or future? present

form:

What is the main verb in the sentence?
(Plays)

use:

Do we use the present simple to talk about actions happening right now?
(No, we use it for routines, habits, or facts)

Meaning: Is this situation developing in the present or future?

Form: Is it correct to say: She should going to the doctor?

Use: When do we use “should”? For obligations or suggestions?

Meaning:  When is she visiting her grandmother? Is it referring to the present, past, or the future?

Form: What is the main verb in the sentence?

Use: is it correct to say “She is going to visit her grandmother yesterday”?

"You shouldn't drink soda"

MEANING:

Are these questionss giving advices? YES.

FORM:

What is the word that identify affirmative and negative sentence? SHOULD (AFFIRMATIVE) SHOULDN'T (NEGATIVE)

USE:

Is it correct to say : "I should going to the doctor?

Meaning:

Is this expression in past, present or future?

Form:

What is the action of the sentence?

How do you pronounce ....

Listen and repeat

Use:

Is is correct to use I've been waiting for this gift since long time?

Meaning:

Is the action in the present?

Form:

Is correct to say I plays tennis every sundays?

Use:

Is it correct to say last sundays?

MEANING:

Is this sentence talking about the present, past or future?

FORM:

What´s the main verb in the sentence?

listen and repeat: I play soccer everyday.

USE:

It´s correct to say all everyday?

MEANING

Is the sentence talking about the present, past of future?

FORM

WHat happened to the main verb?

USE

When do we use this verbs?

Do we know if the action was completed?

FORM:

Is it correct to say: "If I had known, I would have studied harder for the test"?

USE:

Is it correct to say:"If I had known, I would have prepared better for the presentatio"?

Yes, we can use these sentences to express regret about past actions. They reflect a hypothetical situation in the past that didn't happen.

• Meaning: Is it the present, past or future? Correct, Itś past

• Form: What is the main verb in the sentence? Correct! Wrote

• Use: When do we use this sentence, to refer to the present or the past?

MEANING:

• What does the first conditional express about the future?

• How does the meaning change if we say, "If I study hard, I will pass the exam"?

• In the sentence "If you heat ice, it will melt," what real-life situation is being described?

FORM:

• What is the structure of the first conditional sentence? ( Think about the verb tenses used.)

• Can you identify the parts of this first conditional sentence

• What conjunction do we use to connect the two clauses in a first conditional sentence?

USE:

• When would you use the first conditional in a conversation? Can you give an example?

• How is the first conditional different from the zero conditional? Can you provide examples for both?

• Why do we use "will" in the result clause of a first conditional sentence?

Meaning:

When did James go to the party? (Ss analyze the question)

Is this action in the present or past?

How do you know it?

Form:

Is it correct to say “…didn’t went…”?

How we can change into an affirmative sentence?

Use:

Is it correct to say “James didn’t go to the party now”?

Can we say “James didn’t go to the party last day”?

MEANING:

Is this sentence talking about the present? No

Form:

Is it correct to say: "When I am six years old..."

Use:

"When do we use this sentence? "

"When do we use regular verbs?"

Form

1. In the sentence “English is more interesting than Math,” what word helps us make a comparison?

2. How does the adjective “interesting” change when we compare English and Math?

3. What word do we add before some longer adjectives, like “interesting,” to form a comparison?

4. If we want to compare shorter adjectives like “fun” or “hard,” how would the form change?

Meaning

5. What does the sentence “English is more interesting than Math” tell us about the two subjects?

6. When we use a sentence like this, do we think one subject is better or just different? Why?

7. If someone says, “Science is harder than Art,” what does it mean about their opinion of Science compared to Art?

Use

8. When would it be useful to use comparative sentences to talk about school subjects? Can you think of examples?

9. Why might someone choose to say “English is more interesting than Math” instead of “English is interesting”?

10. Can you create a sentence comparing two subjects you like or dislike? What makes one more enjoyable or challenging than the other?