Emotions
Family talk
Grammar
Present tenses
Writing
100

A customer yells at you for something you didn't do.

Very angry

100

Name 2 ways families communicate.

Possible answers

  • talk
  • call
  • text
  • send messages
  • eat together
100

Which word is stronger? 

  • very
  • extremely

Extremely

100

She ______ TV every night.

watches

100

How do you begin a formal email?

Dear Mr./Ms...

200

You find $100 in your backpack.

Happy

200

Make ONE sentence using:

"eat together"

We eat together every Sunday. (similar)


200

The movie was ______ funny.

Possible answers

  • very
  • really
  • extremely
  • quite
200

They ______ dinner now.

are eating

200

How do you finish a formal email?


Kind regards,

Best regards,

Sincerely,

300

You see a snake while walking in the forest.

Very scared

300

Make TWO sentences about your family using communication vocabulary. using: talk, speak, call etc

Examples:

My mom calls me every day.

We send messages in our family group chat.


300

I was ______ tired after work.

Possible answers

  • very
  • really
  • extremely
  • a little
300

I ______ my homework already.

have finished

300

Use the phrasal verb:

find out

I want to find out more about the course.

400

You forgot your passport before your flight.

Worried

400

Describe your family using 4 sentences.

My family is...

My family has...

My family can...

400

Order from weakest to strongest. 

  • extremely
  • very
  • a little
  • really

a little → really → very → extremely

400

"I am studying." is it correct?

Yes

400

Use the phrasal verb:

sign up for

I would like to sign up for your English class.


500

Your friends planned a surprise birthday party for you.

Surprised

500

Speak for 30 seconds about how your family communicates.

My family...

500

Create ONE sentence using:

"extremely"

Ex. I was extremely happy yesterday. 

500

My sister ______ to work every day.

A) is going

B) goes

C) has gone

B) goes

500

Write a mini email (4–5 sentences).

✔ Greeting

✔ Reason

✔ One question

✔ Closing

✔ Two phrasal verbs

(formal email)

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