Everyday English
What is the first meal of the day?
Breakfast.
Which ancient civilization built the pyramids of Giza?
Ancient Egypt.
Which wizard has a scar on his forehead and studies at Hogwarts?
Harry Pootter
What is the opposite of “hot”?
Cold
Complete with am, is or are: “They ___ my friends.”
are.
Someone says “Thank you”. What do you say?
You’re welcome. / No problem.
Which wall fell in 1989 and ended the division of a German city?
The Berlin Wall.
Which Pixar movie from 2017 is about Day of the Dead?
Coco
What do you call your parent’s mom?
Grandmother
What is the past simple of "learn"
Learned
What is the document you need to travel to another country?
A passport.
Who was the first person to walk on the Moon in 1969?
Neil Armstrong.
The 2026 World Cup was in Mexico, the USA and which other country?
Canada
What do you call a place where you can borrow books?
A library
Complete with the past simple: “Yesterday, I ___ (watch) a movie.”
Watched.
What do you say when someone sneezes?
Bless you.
Which Italian artist painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci.
Which Netflix series is about a girl named Eleven and a place called the Upside Down?
Stranger Things.
In English, “embarrassed” is a false friend. Does it mean “embarazada” or “avergonzado”?
Avergonzado (ashamed or shy in a social situation). “Embarazada” is “pregnant.”
Correct the mistake: “He don’t like pizza.”
He doesn’t like pizza.
You want to know the time. What do you ask?
What time is it? / Do you have the time?
In ancient Rome, where did gladiators fight?
In the Colosseum (or the arena).
In Minecraft, what is the green monster that explodes near you?
A Creeper.
What is the opposite of “big”?
Small (or little).
Complete with the past simple: “Last weekend, we ___ (not/go) to the party because we ___ (be) sick.”
didn’t go / were.