The joint that connects your leg to your foot
What is the ankle?
A feeling of happiness after achieving something or doing a good job
What is satisfaction? (or pride)
Identify the use of WILL: 'Don't worry, I promise I will help you with your homework.
It is a Promise.
True or False: We use WILL directly after connectors like when, as soon as, before, after, until, unless.
FALSE (We use Present Simple!).
Name 3 out of the 5 human senses
Hearing, sight, smell, taste, or touch
A feeling of worry or nervousness about something with an uncertain outcome.
What is anxiety?
Identify the use of WILL: 'I think people will live on Mars in 2050
It is a Prediction.
Choose the correct option: 'As soon as I (finish / will finish) my class, I will rest
finish (Present Simple).
The organ inside your chest that pumps blood through your body.
What is the heart?
The feeling you get when a bad or dangerous situation stops, and you can finally relax.
What is relief?
Identify the use of WILL: 'Oh, the phone is ringing! I'll answer it!
It is a Spontaneous Decision (or Instant Decision)
Complete the sentence: 'You won't feel relief __________ (until / as soon as) you stop worrying.
Until
The long line of bones down the middle of your back that helps you stand up
What is the spine?
Unscramble this state of mind noun:
N H A T E U M S I S
enthusiasm
Identify the use of WILL: 'Will you please lend me your pencil?'
It is a Request.
Fix the grammar error: 'When she will stretch her legs, her knee muscles will feel better
When she stretches her legs, her knee muscles will feel better
An arm or a leg of a person.
What is a limb?
What is the difference between amazement and embarrassment?
Amazement is a feeling of wonder/great surprise, while embarrassment is feeling awkward, shy, or ashamed in front of others.
Create a sentence using WILL as an OFFER to help someone who feels sick or has stress.
I will bring you some water!" / "I'll carry your books for you!
Which connector means 'if not'?: 'You won't reduce your stress __________ you take a break.
Unless