A. Identify the parts of a sentence (subject), (verb), (object) or (complete idea) in the following sentences: 1. She won the lottery. 2....

Talking about health problems Discuss these problems with your partners: 1. Spring is coming and I have a very bad allergy. What do you...

The Simple Sentence There are many sentence types. 1. The Simple Sentence / Independent clause. It consists of: 1. Subject Ex. Jack /...

Tell me about yourself Conversation: - Ask your partner the following questions. Don’t forget to ask follow up questions:...

Indirect Questions - Change the following questions into indirect ones. Don’t forget to use the introductory clauses: - Can you tell me...

- Put the verbs in the correct tense. Choose from the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple or Past...

How are you going to solve these problems? Problem one: You bought a laptop from “Best Tech” and it was stolen from you. You still have...

Money Vocabulary Borrow or Lend: Borrow means “to take or use money that belongs to someone else with the intention of returning it...

Canada’s Food Guide Activities A. Check the meaning of the following words: - Recommended: ______________________________________________...

Things we do before, during and after a trip Before: During: After: 1. Passport 1. Relax 1. Share stories 2. Research...

Correct the mistakes in the following sentences: 1. She was went to the gym yesterday. 2. She can't attending class today. 3. No one know...

Find the mistakes in the following sentences and correct them: 1. Frank and Erica talks a lot during class. 2. You was stayed here every...

Making phone calls and leaving messages 1. Call the hydro company and ask about the increase in the water bill. Don't forget to leave...

Phrasal Verbs Relating to Clothes 1. Hang out To dry clothes outside after washing Ex: The weather was fine, so she hung out the...

The Past Simple vs the Present Perfect Tense The Past Simple Tense An action that started and finished in the past. Ex. I moved to Canada...

Beside or Besides: Beside means “next to” or “at the side of”

The present Perfect Simple Tense Quiz 1 A. Use the Present Perfect Simple Tense in the following sentences: 1. Andrew ---------- (be) in...