(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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PV - present simple
The flower is sent to her.
Second Conditional Example
I would travel to The Bahamas if I had the chance.
Part of the essay that goes from specific to general and summarizes the main points.
Conclusion
When the two subjects are presented interspaced with the info.
Point by point
PV - present perfect
The toys have been donated to charity.
PV - past continuous
A letter was being written by him.
It declares one subject to be better or worse than the other.
Evaluative Thesis
Types of outline in a C-C Essay
Point by point and block pattern
PV - past perfect
A table had been given to her.
Part of the essay that supports the thesis statement with arguments.
Body paragraph
When all the information about a subject is presented and then all the info about the second subject.
Block pattern
Transition word for comparing
Likewise
Structure used for rules, science or physics laws
Zero conditional
PV - modal perfect
The assignments should have been submitted yesterday.
PV - simple past
Sally was taught to solve a problem.
It implies a service done by someone else
Causative structure
Structure used in possible situations
First Conditional
Transition word for contrasting
On the other hand
Your opinion about the two elements in a Comparison-Contrast essay
Thesis Statement
PV - future simple
The dog will be taken out for a walk.
Similarly
Part of the essay that goes from general to specific
Introduction
Causative Structure with Get, focusing on object.
He'll get the grass cut.
Transition word for contrasting
On the opposite
Causative Structure with Have, focusing on service provider.
She had the surgeon fill her lips.
Structure used for hypothetical situation in the present
Second conditional
It compares two subjects without taking a particular stance (not judging).
Explanatory Thesis
It focuses on the action or object
Passive Voice
First Conditional Example
If I don't study, I may fail the test.
Zero Conditional Example
If water reaches 100C degrees, it boils.
