ENGLISH GRAMMAR

ABILITY "She ... dance, she's impressive!"

PAST SIMPLE "He ... ugly, but now he's beautiful."

WHEN-WHILE "They ... talking ... he saw them."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "I ... to the beach yesterday."

LIKE + ING"I ... ... TV."

A-AN-SOME-ANY/COUNTABLE -INCOUNTABLE NOUNS "I don't have ... money for the ..."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "He ... in Florida, right now in L.A."

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY "She ... goes to school"

A LOT OF-LOTS OF "We don't have ... information."

PAST SIMPLE "She ... TV yesterday."

PRESENT SIMPLE "He ... playing the piano."

PRESENT SIMPLE "She ... in the afternoon."

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS "This T-shirt is ..."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "Carla ... when she broke her leg."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "The sun ..."

PRESENT SIMPLE "They ... burgers."

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES"Look at ... hair!"

PAST SIMPLE "We ... ... to his house, we went to mine."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "They ... in Rio last summer."

PRESENT CONTINOUOS "I'm ... to your podcast on Spotify"

PAST SIMPLE "My cousin ... here, but she left."

OBLIGATION "She ... go to the doctor."

A-AN-SOME-ANY "She has ... cherries for the cake"

ABILITY "I ... go to the shopping today, I'll go tomorrow."

PAST SIMPLE "We ... in the pool, but it ... cold."

ADVICE "He ... pass the course."

PAST SIMPLE"They ... for today's english exam."

PAST SIMPLE "She ... to eat."

PAST SIMPLE"When I came home, I ... a rat.

WHEN-WHILE "... I ... walking into town, I saw I had differents socks on."

NO NECESSITY "I ... do it again, do it? I did it yesterday."

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY "I ... watch movies on Netflix."

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES "This is ... phone."

PRESENT CONTINOUOS "You are ... tennis right now."

PRESENT CONTINOUOS "She is ... at the moment."

TOO AND ENOUGH "My sister ... ... ... markers, but I have ... ."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "She ... tennis a month ago."

NO NECESSITY "You ... clean this up, I'll clean it up for you."

LIKE + ING "She ... ..., she doesn't like music"

PAST SIMPLE "I ... to the cinema last month."

PAST SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS "We ... our grandparents yesterday."

PASR SIMPLE "They ... the offender."

ADVICE "My sister ... break things."

TOO AND ENOUGH "This food ... ... ... ."

TOO AND ENOUGH"He is ... for me."

OBLIGATION "You ... do your homework."

POSSESSIVE'S"I don't like ... car."

OBLIGATION "I ... make lunch today."

WHEN-WHILE "She ... whith her phone ... he was studying."

ADVICE "You ... study for the english exam."