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  Put the words in the correct order. he I is me of saying thinking to what wonder. and brothers do have How many sisters you? are of Peter telling thinking What you? a Europe get great InterRail is see to to way. Have Mark spoken to yet you? Answers: I wonder what he is […]

  This word has a similar meaning to its Spanish lookalike, preocupado, but it’s just different enough to be a false friend. While “preocupado” means worried or concerned, preoccupied means only that you are completely absorbed in whatever you’re doing, almost lost in thought. I was worried about my test because I hadn’t studied much, […]

  In English, as in Spanish, we find that there are patterns to certain ways of speaking. One common one that is difficult to translate into Spanish is: To be + adjective + to-infinitive. For example: It’s nice to meet you. He is bound to get lost. We were impressed to see Frank hadn’t burned […]

  In the present, the auxiliary verbs must and have to are used to express that doing something is obligatory (You must go), prohibited (You mustn’t go), or not necessary (You don’t have to go). In the past, however, those distinctions are lost, because must, unlike other modal verbs (can/could, may/might), has no past tense […]

Put the words in order to form a correct sentence. Go! Word Order 1. never run scissors should with You. 2. smoking ago I quit years ten. 3. decided every I novel read to Stephen King. 4. cut got hair I my yesterday. 5. battery’s My died watch’s. Answers: 1. You should never run with […]

Can you find and correct the typical errors in each sentence? Go! How do you call that in English? I don’t have a good day today. My work consist in doing many tasks. People in Colorado is very friendly. I’m going one week to Florence Answers: What do you call that in English? I’m not […]

Are you ready to fix the mistake in each of the sentences?

Phrasal Verbs with “bring”

These three words that seem to mean the same thing…

Can you un-mix the words to create real sentences?
Ready, steady… go!