Adverbs of degree

Choose the correct option:

Use an adverb of degree before / after an adjective, but use enough before / after an adjective.

Neutral (with positive adjectives) Negative (with negative adjectives)

The opposite of too is ...

For example, ...

Card 6

1. Infinitive / gerund constructions

Choose the correct option:

Use like + to tell what you like or dislike now / want in the future.

Use would like + to tell what you like or dislike now / want in the future.

Match the proper variants:

For example, ...

For example, ...

2. Promises / offers

Complete the rule:

Promises - ... / ... not + verb, for example, ...

Offers - ... + verb (in a statement); ... + verb (in a question), for example, ...

Card 7

1. Past simple / past continuous

Choose the correct option:

Use past continuous and past simple together to describe two actions that happen at the same time / one after another in the past.

Complete the rule:

Use ...... to describe a longer action which started first.

Use ...... to describe a shorter action which happened on the background of another action.

For example, ...