Unit 2 Revision

What are modal verbs?

• Verbs that don't show an action but describe the subject.

• An auxiliary verb that shows possibility, intent, necessity, permission or advice.

• Verbs that show 'doing'.

Which verbs are examples of modal verbs?

• ought to, should, must, have (to)

• talking, running, sleeping

• be, do

The present simple describes repeated actions and permanent situations. Which sentence below is in the present simple?

• I am teaching at Lonsdale at the moment.

• I'm a teacher. I teach children.

"I am playing a video game right now." Subject + am/are/is + verb+ ing =

• Present continuous

• Present simple

Can you give an example of a sentence in the present continuous? You can write it or record it.

Can you give an example of a sentence in the present simple? You can write it or record it.

Strong (or extreme) adjectives already have the idea of 'very' in them e.g. exhausted. True or false?

• True

• False

What does the strong/extreme adjective 'terrible' mean?

• very good

• very bad

• very frightened

What does the strong/extreme adjective 'terrific' mean?

• very good

• very bad

• very frightened

What does the strong/extreme adjective 'terrified' mean?

• very good

• very bad

• very frightened