Useful Possessions
Plural Traps
Countries & Nationalities
Opposites
Prices & Currencies
100

You use this object to take photos. What is it?

a camera

100

What is the plural of bottle?

bottles

100

A person from Brazil is...?

Brazilian

100

What is the opposite of old?

new/young

100

How do you say this price in English? $7.50

seven dollars and fifty cents 

200

You use these to keep your hands warm in cold weather. What are they?

gloves

200

What is the plural of city?

cities

200

A person from Peru is...?

Peruvian

200

What is the opposite of bad?

good

200

How do you say this price in English? £12.75

twelve pounds and seventy-five pence

300

You use this object to find your way. What is it?

a map

300

What is the plural of knife?

knives

300

A person from Vietnam is...?

Vietnamese

300

What is the opposite of slow?

fast

300

How do you say this price in English? €34.99

Thirty-four euros and ninety-nine cents.

400

You keep bandages and other medical supplies in this object. What is it?

a first-aid kit

400

What is the plural of woman?

women

400

A person from Saudi Arabia is...?

Saudi Arabian

400

What is the opposite of expensive?

cheap

400

How do you say this price in English? ¥2,450

Two thousand four hundred and fifty yen.

500

You use this object to see in the dark. It is small, you can carry it in your bag, and it uses batteries. What is it?

a torch

500

What are the plural forms of these three words: life, wife and party?

lives, wives and parties

500

Complete the sentences with the correct nationalities:

  1. A person from Japan is __________.
  2. A person from Scotland is __________.
  3. A person from South Korea is __________.

1. Japanese

2. Scottish

3. South Korean

500

What are the opposites of these three adjectives: useless, small and old?

useful, big and new.

500

Read all three prices aloud in English:

  • $125.35
  • £48.99
  • €206.75
  • One hundred twenty-five dollars and thirty-five cents.
  • Forty-eight pounds and ninety-nine pence.
  • Two hundred and six euros and seventy-five cents.
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