Flashcards on British History: Celts to Middle Ages
British History: Celts to Middle Ages – A Student's Guide
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Verb Tenses
10 cards
Card 1
Question: How are past actions expressed in the examples?
Answer: Using the simple past tense: 'I visited my cousin Belen', 'I went to Santiago', 'My best friend was Martina'.
Card 2
Question: Give an English example from the content that shows a frequent habit in the present tense.
Answer: 'I'm listen music everyday and all the time.' (This sentence attempts to express a habit, which would correctly be 'I listen to music every day').
Card 3
Question: How is current location expressed in the present tense in the examples?
Answer: Using 'I live': 'I live in Coronel, with my mom and my little dog Tommy.'
Card 4
Question: Provide an English example in the present tense that indicates a liking for music.
Answer: 'Yes, I'm listen music all the time.' (This expresses a continuous liking for listening to music).
Card 5
Question: What structure is used to talk about immediate future plans or decisions in the examples?
Answer: 'I will' for intentions or plans: 'I will probably go see my sister.' and 'I will probably go to eat.'
Card 6
Question: Give an English example in the future tense to express wishes or dreams.
Answer: 'I would like to travel to London, It's my dream city.' (This uses 'I would like' to express a wish).
Card 7
Question: What expression is used to talk about learning another language in the future in the examples?
Answer: 'I would like to learn Norwegian so I can speak to my aunts.'
Card 8
Question: Mention an example of the present continuous as it appears in the content.
Answer: 'I'm listen music all the time.' (This is an attempt at the present continuous, though with a grammatical error in the main verb).
Card 9
Question: Identify a past tense question and its short answer in the content.
Answer: 'Did you watch TV yesterday?' — 'Yes, I did.'
Card 10
Question: How is a question about future actions formulated in the examples?
Answer: Using 'Will you' or 'What will you': 'What will you do next weekend?'