LEVEL 2

Question 1

What is a stative vs a dynamic verb

Answer 1

-Stative verb: state or condition
-Dynamic verb : action

Question 2

What important do I have to remember with the stative verb

Answer 2

It cannot be used in any continuous tense. So never ing with any of this verbs.

Question 3

Order of normal yes/no questions

Answer 3

Auxiliary + subject + verb + other words

Question 4

Order of normal information questions

Answer 4

How did you get that ?
Question word + auxiliary + subject + verb + other words

Question 5

What is different with the verb to be when we use yes/no questions?

Answer 5

no auxiliary in the present and in the past

Question 6

What is different with the verb to be when we use information questions?

Answer 6

Question word + verb + subject + other words — in the present and the past tense

Question 7

When the question word is the subject, we do no use an _________

Answer 7

Auxiliary

Question 8

What is different when we use the verb to be in a tag question?

Answer 8

No auxiliary in the tag in the present and past tense

Question 9

What is a statement

Answer 9

An affirmation

Question 10

When the subject is this or that, the pronoun in the tag is __

Answer 10

it

Question 11

When the subject in a statement is these or those, the pronoun in the tag is ____

Answer 11

they

Question 12

When the subject in a statement is there, the pronoun in the tag is ____

Answer 12

There

Question 13

Uses of the past continuous tense 3.

Answer 13

1. to describe an action that was in progress at a specific point in time/during a certain period of time in the past.
2. to describe two actions that were simultaneously in the past (ing_ing)
3. to describe an action that was in progress when another action happened or interrupted

Question 14

During

Answer 14

intervals of time

Question 15

When

Answer 15

Ce qui était entrain de se passer (initial) , quand la chose s’est produit. (ing-past)

Question 16

While

Answer 16

La chose s’est produit, pendant que l’autre chose était entrain de se passer (initial). (past-ing)A

Question 17

As

Answer 17

a very short and fast action

Question 18

Difference between simple past and past continuous

Answer 18

-The simple past is used to show that an action happened in the past.
-The past continuous is used to show that an action was IN PROGRESS in the past

Question 19

The use of the futur continuous tense

Answer 19

used ton show that an action will be in progress in the future

Question 20

Expression with nouns not countable or that refer to general categories 3

Answer 20

-How much
-Much
-(a) little

Question 21

What do I have to remember with Much

Answer 21

questions and negative sentences

Question 22

Expression with nouns that are countable 3

Answer 22

How many, many, (a) few

Question 23

Expressions with countable and uncountable nouns 4

Answer 23

-A lot (of), lots (of), some, any

Question 24

When do we us a lot (of) and lots (of)

Answer 24

in affirmative sentences

Question 25

When do we use some

Answer 25

in positive sentences

Question 26

When do we use any

Answer 26

in negative sentences and questions

Question 27

What expression do we use for large quantities 2

Answer 27

so much, so many

Question 28

What expression do we use for excessive quantities 2

Answer 28

too much, too many

Question 29

3 uses of the present perfect

Answer 29

1. To describe an action that happened at an unspecified time in the pas but that is connected to the present. 2. To describe an action that was repeated many times during an unspecified period between the past and now 3. To describe an action that happened in the recent past

Question 30

Just is always placed ____

Answer 30

Between the auxiliary and the verb

Question 31

Recently and lately are usually ___

Answer 31

in the end of the sentence

Question 32

What words/expression do we use in the present perfect tense

Answer 32

Already and yet

Question 33

When do we put already

Answer 33

affirmative sentences

Question 34

When do we put yet

Answer 34

In questions and negative sentences

Question 35

What is the major difference between the past tense and the present perfect?

Answer 35

In the present perfect, we never specify when the action happened. In the past tense, yes!

Question 36

What is a positive adjective

Answer 36

When describing a single person, objectif or group

Question 37

What is a comparative adjective

Answer 37

comparing two people, objects or group

Question 38

What is a superlative adjective

Answer 38

comparing 1 thing to many other thing (people, objects or groups)

Question 39

When do I have to add "-er than" and "the -est" to the adjective ? 3

Answer 39

-The adj has one syllable -2 syllables + ends with y -2 syllables + ends with -ble or -ple

Question 40

When do I have to add more and most before the adjective 2

Answer 40

-2 syllables + ends with -ous, -ish, -ful, -ing, -ed, -less (inglessous fulished) -3 or + syllables

Question 41

Comparative and superlative of good

Answer 41

better,best

Question 42

Comparative and superlative of bad

Answer 42

worse, worst

Question 43

Comparative and superlative of little

Answer 43

less-least

Question 44

Comparative and superlative of much

Answer 44

more-most

Question 45

Comparative and superlative of many

Answer 45

more-most

Question 46

Comparative and superlative of a lot of

Answer 46

more-most

Question 47

Comparative and superlative of far

Answer 47

farther/further - farthest/furthest

Question 48

the opposite form of er and est

Answer 48

use a different adjective

Question 49

the opposite form of more and most

Answer 49

less and least

Question 50

With what we use as...as

Answer 50

adjective

Question 50

With what we use the same... as

Answer 50

noun

Question 51

to express a difference between people, we use...

Answer 51

different from

Question 52

make

Answer 52

food, drink, construction

Question 53

do

Answer 53

gerunds (verb that is now a noun

Question 54

When the noun doesn't end with an s, add ___

Answer 54

's

Question 55

When the noun ends with an s, add __

Answer 55

'

Question 56

If the nouns are used to show separate ownership, ___

Answer 56

Sarah's and Paul's scoreS.

Question 57

If the ownership of two nouns are joint,__

Answer 57

Bill and Suzan's house

Question 58

When do we use of

Answer 58

when the possessive is inanimate

Question 59

's is often used in expressions of ___

Answer 59

time and money

Question 60

What do I have to remember for the prononciation when there is just an '

Answer 60

we add z or siz

Question 61

Say

Answer 61

information. We don't specify whom the information is being told to. Like say hello, say goodbye, etc,,..

Question 62

Tell

Answer 62

Listener. After the verb, we often specify whom the information is being told to . Tell stories to her, tell him the time...e tc.,,.

Question 63

Exception with say

Answer 63

Say hello to Mary for me...

Question 64

Quand c'es inanimé, qui dans l'ordre?

Answer 64

possession _of my_ possessive

Question 65

Quand c'est animé, ordre?

Answer 65

The possessive_'s_ possession