🎙 Mistake Break Podcast - Episode 16 Exercises Exercise 1: Complete each sentence using the correct time phrase: in + [time] or [time] + from now . I need to finish this report ____ three days . The meeting starts ten minutes ____. ____ a few weeks' time , the renovation will be finished. She expects to graduate two years ____. Don't worry, the bus will arrive ____ just a moment . Spot the Difference: Correcting Future Time Prepositions Exercise: Read each sentence. If the phrase marking the future time is incorrect, fix it using the word in . If the sentence is correct, write "Correct." I'll call you back after an hour . The new policy will take effect in six months . They'll move to London after a month . I hope to buy a new car after five years' time . The movie will start after ten minutes. Exercise 1 Answer Key: I need to finish this report in three days. The meeting starts ten minutes from now . In a few weeks' time, the renovation wi...
The link to the videocast & podcast channel on telegram : https://t.me/englishwithmo7ammad EXERCISES Guided Practice: Speak vs. Talk (Context & Form) This exercise requires you to choose the correct verb, speak or talk , based on the context (conversation vs. formal/unidirectional). Exercise 1: Complete each sentence by filling in the blank with the best verb form: speaking or talking. My boss spent an hour ____ about the company's new policy during the staff meeting . We were so busy ____ that we didn't notice the time pass. The politician will be ____ on climate change this evening. I called him to ____ over the weekend plans. If you want to practice English , you need to find people to ____ with. Spot the Difference: Correcting Language Usage This exercise tests the rule that you speak a language, not speak in a language, and reinforces the main "speak vs. talk" distinction. Exercise 2: Read each sentence. If the word(s) in bold are incorrect, fix them....