Unit 5
What is advice?
suggestions about what someone should do
What are three pieces of furniture you might find in a library?
desk, chair, table, sofa, etc.
True or false: a dessert is a salty food that you eat at the end of a meal
sweet, not salty
What are three different types of public transportation?
bus, metro, ferry, train, etc.
Change the words to past tense:
watch, run, go
watched, ran, went
Which word is not an adjective?
boring, fit, earn, strong,
earn
What are five adjectives we can use to describe furniture?
comfortable, uncomfortable, hard, soft, metal, wooden, etc.
What word means 'two pieces of bread with cheese or meat between them, usually eaten cold'?
sandwich
What is the difference between a train and a metro?
trains travel on the ground, metros travel underground
Change the adjectives to comparative adjectives:
happy, interesting, cool
happier, more interesting, cooler
What word means 'to get money from doing work'?
earn
What is the difference between an armchair and a sofa?
armchair: for one person
sofa: for more than one person
List three local dishes and three international dishes that are popular in Cambodia
different answers.
What are two words that have the same meaning as petrol?
gas, fuel
Correct the mistake: My father he earns a lot of money at his job.
My father earns a lot of money at his job.
What is the difference between kind and polite?
Kind: help others to show you care about them
Polite: show respect for others
What is leather?
The skin of animals used to make things like furniture, shoes, bags, etc.
What does international mean?
from more than one country
What word means 'a suggestion or plan for doing something'?
idea
Correct the mistake: Anna felt very sick because she went to the doctor.
Anna felt very sick so she went to the doctor.
What word means 'something which is typical of what you are talking about'?
example
What is the word that means 'someone who designs buildings'?
architect
What word means 'the usual way of living in a country or for a group of people'?
culture
What word means 'a hard path for people to walk on next to a road'?
pavement
Correct the mistake: Had you a shower last night?
Did you have a shower last night