Complete the sentence: "I _____ at home yesterday evening."
What is "was"?
What is the simple past of the verb play?
What is "played"?
What is the simple past of go?
What is "went"?
How do you feel before a big exam or an interview? (starts with N)
What is "nervous"?
Complete the phrase: "_____, what did you do last weekend?"
What is "Anyway"?
Complete the sentence: "Where _____ you last night?"
What is "were"?
What is the simple past of the verb study?
What is "studied"?
What is the simple past of have?
What is "had"?
How do you feel on vacation at the beach? (starts with R)
What is "relaxed"?
True or False: You use "Anyway" to start a completely new topic or go back to an earlier topic.
What is True?
Make this sentence negative: "The test was easy."
What is "The test wasn't (was not) easy"?
What is the simple past of the verb watch?
What is "watched"?
What is the simple past of see?
What is "saw"?
Complete the sentence: "I watched a horror film and I was really _____."
What is "scared" (or "frightened")?
Where does the word "Anyway" usually go in a sentence when changing the topic—at the beginning or at the end?
What is "at the beginning"?
Complete the question: "_____ your friends at the party on Saturday?"
What is "Were"?
Make this sentence negative: "I visited my grandparents last week."
What is "I didn't (did not) visit my grandparents last week"?
Complete the sentence: "Yesterday I _____ (buy) new shoes at the mall."
What is "bought"?
What word means very tired? (starts with E)
What is "exhausted"?
Complete the dialogue:
A: "I bought a new hat yesterday... Oh look, it's raining outside!"
B: "Yeah, it is! _____, tell me about the hat."
What is "Anyway"?
Fix the mistake: "We was very tired after class."
What is "We were very tired after class"?
Correct the mistake: "She didn't played soccer yesterday."
What is "She didn't play soccer yesterday"?
Complete the sentence: "We _____ (eat) pizza for dinner last night."
What is "ate"?
What adjective describes a fun, pleasant day? (e.g., "We had a _____ time!")
What is "great" / "wonderful / nice / pleasant"?
Create a 2-sentence conversation where speaker B uses "Anyway" to change the subject back to a past event after a distraction.
What is:
Person A: "My dog started barking at a cat!"
Person B: "Haha, cute! Anyway, what were you saying about your trip last night?"