Ventures Unit 4 Review (Level 3)

We use the auxiliary verb 'do' in the present perfect.

The past participle of regular verbs ends with -ed.

All irregular past participles have the same verb ending.

We use 'has' for third person singular subjects (he, she, it).

We use 'lately' or 'recently' with present perfect to describe an action that happened in the recent past.

'Used to' describes actions in the past that continue today.

We use the base form of the main verb after 'used to.'

For negatives and questions, we use the helping verb 'did.'

We pronounce 'used to' and 'use to' the same.

When you give a short answer, you must use the main verb.

I'm having trouble with my ________. I think I'll have some mint tea.

Some people use thyme tea as a _______ for sore throats.

Mint can help you to ______ your food.

Lavender can help to ______ high blood pressure.

Headaches are ________ with lavender tea.

Which of the herbs in the article is good for treating indigestion?

Which of the herbs in the article is good for treating headaches?

Which illness can thyme tea help prevent?

What can lavender oil help people to do?

The flowers of this plant can be white, purple, or pink.