Ed Sheeran uses irregular verbs in this song. Listen to the lyrics carefully and find 14 irregular verbs. Fill in all three forms (Base Form, Past Simple, Past Participle) in the table below.
Listen to the song carefully and find 14 irregular verbs. Fill in all three forms (Base Form, Past Simple, Past Participle) in the table below.
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0. MAKE A QUESTIONS FOR THE UNDERLINED WORDS:
1.-I bought a newspaper this morning.
2.-Something odd happened during the storm last night.
3.-Steve didn't do the final exam.
4.-Pam wrote a romantic letter to one of her friends.
5.-A noise disturbed me when I was working.
6.-Peter rang me at 3am last night.
7.-My husband gave me a watch for my birthday
8.-The new student has broken the window.
9.-I visited my grandmother on Sunday.
10.-The baby was crying because he was tired.
11.-They were waiting at the restaurant.
12.-Mark ate a chocolate cake.
13.-Yes, I have visited Dublin twice.
14.-I’ve lived in Cáceres for five years.
15.-The student stopped talking because the principal entered the room.
16.-The weather is pleasant today.
17. 15 million people have seen UFO`s.
18. Obesity affects millions of people.
19. Some paper companies are now cutting trees in Russia.
20. I was only 12 when Neil Amstrong walked on the moon.
21. He wants to go to Harvard next year.
22. I grew up in Tennessee.
23. Three quarters of the world’s mail is written in English.
24. Most products are manufactured in China.
25. He has to draw a map for the Geography lesson.
26. Margaret Thatcher slept three hours a day.
27. It took six months to find her disease.
28. Susan used to do her shopping in New York.2
29. I’m visiting my friend tomorrow.
30. She's arriving by train tonight.
31. She has taken David’s car to her house.
32. I was sleeping when the alarm went off.
33. Joe is tall and good looking.
34. Joe is a bit shy.
35. Joe is tall, good-looking and a bit shy.
36. The Thompsons travel to Nice every spring.
37. Dan seldom listens to the radio.
38. Yes, my brother had to wear a uniform in his secondary school.
39. Colin is leaving his job because he doesn’t like it.
40. There are eight denominations of olive oil in this area.
CORRECT THE MISTAKES IN THESE SENTENCES
Wrong: He has the hair black.
Wrong: My father is doctor.
Wrong: There isn’t some pencils on the table.
Wrong: A lot of people is invite to the party.
Wrong: Mark has 13 years.
Wrong: My sister study French at school.
Wrong: I reading a book.
Wrong: I am go to the cinema.
Wrong: They not play tennis.
Wrong: She not study German.
Wrong: The teacher gived back the exams.
Wrong: Mary not went to the party.
Wrong: Peter is more tall that John.
Wrong: Mary is intelligenter than Sue.
Wrong: The blue team is gooder than the red one.
Wrong: Peter is the boy more tall of my class.
Wrong: I must to call him immediately.
Wrong: She can to drive.
Wrong: You should not to smoke.
Wrong: I study English from 2018.
Wrong: They live here since August.
Wrong: I don’t play tennis for two weeks.
Wrong: Peter is my best friend. I really like he.
Wrong: Sarah lives in London and his brother lives in Paris.
Wrong: Why not went she?
Wrong: Have climbed you a mountain any time?
Wrong: I look forward to meet you.
Wrong: My car was steal yesterday.
Wrong: I went to the supermarket for to buy some fruit.
Wrong: This is the woman which won the competition.
Be on time – arrive before the lesson starts.
Bring your textbook and notebook every class.
Do your homework and be ready to share it.
Speak English, not Spanish during class.
Respect others – listen when someone is speaking.
Participate actively – join in games, activities, and discussions.
Take care of classroom materials – books, desks, and equipment.
Be kind and helpful to your classmates and teacher.
Stay focused – no phones or distractions during lessons.
Always try your best – mistakes are part of learning!
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Divergent is a dystopian novel set in a post-apocalyptic Chicago, which is divided into five factions: Dauntless, which celebrates bravery; Erudite, which emphasizes knowledge; Abnegation, which advocates for selflessness; Amity, which stresses friendship; and Candor, which supports honesty.
At the age of 16, Tris discovers that she is ‘divergent’.
Identity — The novel explores the challenges of establishing a personal identity that doesn’t neatly fit into societal norms.
