Vocabulary 1
Grammar 1
Vocabulary 2
Grammar 2
Unit 3 and 4
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A piece of equipment in which food is kept cold
Refrigerator
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Your favorite TV show starts _____7:30 p.m.
1. on 2. at
3. in 4. to
Answer: at
The preposition at is used for very specific, exact points in time.
Clock times: The movie starts at 7:30 PM.
Specific parts of the day: I like to read at night. (Also: at noon, at midnight).
Precise moments: She is working at the moment.
Holiday periods: Families gather together at Christmas.
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A________ open and closes so people can get in and out of a room.
door
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What does the word complete mean in this sentence?
The family will complete the puzzle very soon.
finish
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A piece of land around your house where you can grow flowers.
Garden
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a mode of transportation that runs underground
Subway
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Answer: The
1. an — Use "an" before words that start with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u).
2. a — Use "a" before words that start with a consonant sound when talking about any general single item.
3. the — Use "the" when talking about a specific, exact item that both the speaker and listener know about (in this case, the exact hat being worn).
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This is the end of the day when you get ready to go to sleep.
night
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SORRY!!!!
GIVE THESE POINTS TO THE OTHER TEAM.
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an object used to rub out writings or marks
Eraser
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A place in the kitchen where people wash dishes
Sink
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
BONUS POINTS
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This is the day after today.
tomorrow
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Tom doesn’t have ____________ pencil.
1. a
2. an
3. the
Answer: a
1. an — Use "an" before words that start with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u).
2. a — Use "a" before words that start with a consonant sound when talking about any general single item.
3. the — Use "the" when talking about a specific, exact item that both the speaker and listener know about
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a specific day of the month
Date
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A part of a house where people usually eat
dining room
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Which sentence is correct?
The school bus arrives on 7:30 AM every day.
We like to go swimming in the summer.
We have our English class in Monday morning
Sentence 1 is incorrect. When you talk about an exact clock time (like 7:30 AM or 12:00 PM), The school bus arrives at 7:30 AM every day.
Sentence 2 is correct. For big periods of time like seasons (summer, winter), months (January, October), and years (2024), we use the preposition "in." Therefore, "in the summer" is perfectly correct.
Sentence 3 is incorrect. "in the morning." However, if you add a specific day of the week (like Monday), the rule changes. Days of the week always use "on." It should be: We have our English class on Monday morning.
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a large hole in the side of a hill or under the ground
Cave
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The back yard is ____the house.
1. under 2. on
3. behind 4. above
Answer: behind
Under: Used when something is directly below or covered by another object.
Example: The missing keys are under the sofa.
On: Used when something is touching or resting directly on a flat surface, like a floor, wall, or table.
Example: The picture frame is on the desk.
Behind: Used when something is at the back of another object, often out of direct sight from the front.
Example: The shy child hid behind the curtain.
Above: Used when something is in a higher position than another object, usually with empty space in between (not touching).
Example: The mirror hangs above the bathroom sink.
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CONGRATULATIONS
You have the power to take someone's group points.
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SORRY!!!!
Minus Points....
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What is the plural of woman?
Women.
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This is a soft, comfortable seat with sides for your arms, usually found in the living room.
Armchair
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The farmer's market opens __ Saturday.
*at
* on
* in
Answer: On
Use (on) for days and dates.
example: It closes on September 23.
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doing an activity so that you can improve your skill
Practice
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A set of steps built between two floors in a building
Stairs
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Which sentence is correct?
My birthday is at October 15th.
The stars shine very brightly at night.
I usually watch my favorite TV show on the evening.
Answer: Sentence 2
Sentence 1 is incorrect. If you only say the month, you use "in" (in October). But when you give a specific date with the day, the rule changes. You must use "on" for exact dates.
Sentence 2 is correct. While we say "in the morning" or "in the afternoon," we do not say "in the night." For night time, we always use "at night,"
Sentence 3 is incorrect. For general parts of the day like morning, afternoon, and evening, you must use "in the." You only use "on" if you mention a specific day of the week first.
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When you wake up in the morning, you usually make this piece of furniture neat and tidy before you leave your bedroom.
bed
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Abbas ________________ (watch) TV in the morning during breakfast.
Watches
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These demonstrative adjectives refer to things that are farther away.
1. this-that 2. those-these
3. that- those 4. this-these
Answer: 3. that- those
Far away + 1 thing = That
Far away + Uncountable thing = That
Far away + 2 or more things = Those
Far away + Pair words (glasses/pants) = Those
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I don’t do my homework on Saturday and Sunday. I only do it on _________________________?
weekends
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Chatter or Shatter
Which word makes the 'Sh' Sounds?
Shatter
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!
BONUS POINTS
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Which sentence is correct
It takes a hour to drive to the beach.
She bought an unique dress for the school party.
He is an honest boy who always tells the truth.
Answer: Sentence 3 is correct.
Sentence 1 is incorrect. The word "hour" starts with a consonant letter (h), but the 'h' is silent. Because the first sound is a vowel ("our"), you must use an. It should be: It takes an hour to drive to the beach.
Sentence 2 is incorrect. The word "unique" starts with a vowel letter (u), but it is pronounced with a consonant "Y" sound ("yoo-neek"). Therefore, it takes a. It should be: She bought a unique dress for the school party.
Sentence 3 is correct. Even though "honest" starts with a consonant, the 'h' is silent and it begins with an "o" sound. Using an is perfectly correct!
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BONUS: DOUBLE POINTS
Which morning task sounds like you are building furniture, but really means you are pulling up your sheets and blankets?
make my bed
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A car with a driver whom you pay to drive you somewhere
Taxi
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This preposition of time is used for months, years, seasons, and parts of the day.
1. on 2. at
3. in 4. Before and after
Answer: In
Months: We will travel in December.
Years: She was born in 2015.
Seasons: We go swimming in summer.
Parts of the day: I drink milk in the morning.
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somebody who flies planes
Pilot
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The cat is ___ the table.
on
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What is another way to read this time? ( 9:45 )
It's quarter to ten
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One of the twelve periods of time in a year
Month
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Which Sentence is correct?
1. I want to wear this new shoes to the party.
2. Those children at the park are very happy.
3. My mom bought these delicious bread at the store.
Sentence 1 is incorrect. The word "shoes" is plural. It should be: I want to wear these new shoes to the party.
Sentence 2 is correct. The word "children" is plural, because it is a plural noun, using the plural adjective "Those" is perfectly correct.
Sentence 3 is incorrect. The word "bread" is an uncountable noun in English, which means we treat it like a singular word. It should be: My mom bought this delicious bread at the store.
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What is another way to read this time? (5:30)
It's Half past five.
Note:
Quarter= 15 minutes
Half = 30 minutes
Past= Finished
Quarter to= we are walking TO the next hour. We have 15 minutes left until new hour.
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These demonstrative adjectives refer to things that are near the speaker.
1. this-that 2. those-these
3. that- those 4. this-these
This-These
Near you + 1 thing = This
Near you + Uncountable thing = This
Near you + 2 or more things = These
Near you + Pair words (glasses/pants) = These
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the top part of the outside of a building
roof