How + Adj (Q and S)
Your friend tells you she is having a baby and she is so happy! React to this situation with one fitting "How + adjective" statement.
How exciting!, How amazing!, How lovely!, (etc.)
Do you like spaghetti? (Answer in a full sentence using "sort of" or "kind of")
I sort of like spaghetti. OR
I kind of like spaghetti.
Name someone who is a rapper.
Snoop Dogg, Sean Paul, Drake, Kanye West, etc.
Fill in the blanks: These shoes are so old. I am going to wear my ____ ones.
These shoes are so old. I am going to wear my other ones.
Fill in the blank using key vocab: _____ John and Rosita are happy.
Both John and Rosita are happy.
You want to know the distance to the closest grocery store. What question would you ask to find out?
How far is the closest grocery store? OR How long to the closest grocery store?
I don't love rock music but I don't hate it either. What is another way to say this using sort of/kind of?
I sort of like rock music.
I kind of don't like rock music.(etc.)
None of your classmates play video games. How else might you say this using an indefinite pronoun?
Nobody/No one in this class plays video games.
I finished my coffee but still want more. How could I ask for this using another/other?
I want another coffee. OR. Can I have another coffee, please?
Both......and, Either.....or, Neither......____
Neither......nor
You are deciding if you should join a class but don't want it to be very difficult. What question could you ask your friend who is in the class to find out the level?
How hard is the class? OR How difficult is the class? OR How easy is the class?
Andrea tells her friends that she feels a little sad about a fight she and her boyfriend had. What is another way to say what she is feeling?
She feels kind of sad.
She feels sort of upset. (etc)
You are deciding if you will go to a party this Friday, but you want to know if all of your friend group will be coming. How would you ask this using an indefinite pronoun?
Will everyone/everybody (from our friend group) be there?
Fill in the blanks with the correct words: Do you want ______piece of cake? There are also ______ desserts if you want.
Do you want another piece of cake? There are also other desserts if you want.
Fill in the blank using key vocab: My mom wants me to study _______ economics or biology.
My mom wants me to study either economics or biology.
You just found out you can't graduate college because you failed an important course. What are two things you might say when you find this out? (use two How + adjective statements) (Can't use "bad" or "sad")
Ugh, how awful!, How frustrating!, How heartbreaking! (etc.)
You LOVE basketball and you HATE tennis, but soccer and hockey are somewhere in-between. How might you say this using both of the given phrases?
I kind of like soccer and I sort of like hockey.
I sort of like soccer and I kind of like hockey.
(OR versions with don't like)
You are in charge of planning your college reunion and are deciding what food to order. You want to find out if any of your peers have food allergies. How might you ask this using an indefinite pronoun?
Does anyone/anybody have any allergies? OR Is anyone/anybody allergic to anything? OR Is everyone/everybody okay with all foods?
Oh no! I need to get to my new job but my car broke down--what should I do? (Use key vocab in answer)
I should find another way to get there. OR I need to find another ride. OR I need to use my other car.
Fill in the blank using key vocab: ______ Alex nor Sara have read that book.
Neither Alex nor Sara have read that book.
Your friends want you to go see a new movie in theaters with them but you are a "scaredy-cat" and are not sure if the movie will be okay for you. You also don't want to be there for more than 2.5 hours. What two questions could you ask your friends to decide if you will go or not?
How scary is the movie? (OR How terrifying is the movie?) AND How long is the movie?
Robert is an okay musician. Valery is nearly a musical genius. How else might you say both of these sentences?
Robert is sort of/kind a good musician. Valery is kind of/sort of a musical genius!
Your and your mom are lost in a new city. You need to ask for directions to the mall so you walk over to a group of people and ask...? (Give TWO answers using different indefinite pronouns)
Does anyone/anybody know where the mall is?
Does someone/somebody know where the mall is?
Using the key vocab, fill in this common English idiom: "______ day, ______ dollar"
Another day, another dollar. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Liza has only traveled to Germany. Kiani has only traveled to Argentina. Make two true statements about these women using two different key vocab words.
Both Liza and Kiani have traveled before. (OR Both Liza and Kiani have gone to another country.)
Neither Liza nor Kiani has traveled to Asia. (OR Neither Liza nor Kiani has traveled to more than one country.)