Assignment

I. Fill in the Blanks:

Complete the sentences using the correct form of "to do" or "to make".

1. I always do my best when I'm at school.

2. Can you please do the dishes after dinner?

3. She wants to make a cake for her brother's birthday.

4. They make a decision to travel next summer.

5. I have to do my homework before I can play.

II. Matching:

Match the phrases in Column A with the correct verbs in Column B.

Column A Column B

MAKE a cake a. Do

DO the laundry b. Make

MAKE a promise c. Do

DO your best d. Make

MAKE a decision e. Do

MAKE a reservation f. Do

DO business g. Make

MAKE someone happy h. Do

DO a favor i. Make

DO the dishes j. Make

III. Short Answers:

Answer the following questions based on the lesson topics.

1. What are two common tasks you do every day?

I always go to the university at 8am and I usually bring my own food instead of buying
lunch at the Campus
2. Name something you make in the kitchen.
I make my lunch and eat with my family
3. When was the last time you had to make a decision? What was it about?
I had to take the decision of which career study in the university, that was a really gard
decision
 4. Describe a time you did someone a favor.
I sometimes print extra math worksheets for my friends who need it

IV. Fill in the Blanks:

Complete the sentences using the correct modal verb (must, have to, should, and might).

1. You should charge your laptop; the battery is low.

2. I might buy a new smartphone next month; my current one is very old.

3. They have to update their software regularly to avoid security breaches.

4. She must want to get a tablet; it's more portable than a laptop.

5. We should not spend so much time on social media; it's not always productive.

V. “Used to” for Past Habits:

Complete the sentences about past habits related to technology.

1. I used to (used to/not use to) play video games every day after school.

2. She was not used to (used to/not use to) have a flip phone before smartphones became
popular.

3. We were not used to (used to/not use to) watch movies on a VCR.

4. They were used to (used to/not use to) write letters instead of sending emails.

5. He was used to (used to/not use to) listen to music on a cassette player.