Cambridge
Which expression would you use if...?
You had said something that accidentally hurt somebody's feelings.
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That wasn't very tactful of me.
It was inexcusable of me.
I was out of line/order.
What was the most recent picture of the day?
People helping an escaped hippo.
What is the name of this robot?
Sophia
What is a synonym of the word liberation?
abolition, deliverance, emancipation, freeing, liberty, release, setting free, unchaining
Add the correct noun suffix. (-tion, -ism, -ness)
Material
Selfish
Innovate
Materialism
Selfishness
Innovation
What was one of the dares from our Truth or Dare game the other week?
Make animal noises.
Say the alphabet backward.
Tell a joke.
Try singing with marshmallows in your mouth.
Dance to a song chosen by another player.
Come up with a scenario to explain why these people are arguing.
+25 points for names and place of work
Answers will vary.
Complete the expressions:
I don't know what ____ over me.
I was out of ____.
I don't know what came over me.
I was out of line.
What is the difference between these three words:
separation, separatism, separateness
separation: a situation in which two or more people or things are separated; an arrangement, often legal, by which two married people stop living together as a couple
separatism: the belief held by people of a particular race, religion, or other group within a country that they should be independent and have their own government or in some way live apart from other people
separateness: the state of existing or happening independently or in a different physical space
What did we do on Monday?
Script reading from the textbook.
If someone is extremely happy they may say...
I'm over the moon.
Choose the correct option.
I'm sure the new version (may/will/should) work well.
Sorry, you did tell me. (I may/can/must) have forgotten.
I'm sure the new version will work well.
Sorry, you did tell me. I must have forgotten.
What do you call the pot that witches cook in?
A cauldron.
What did we do on the first day of class?
>About me worksheet
>Classroom rules
>Scattergories