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Random
100
Change "They watch a movie." into the progress continuous.
They watch a movie. -> They are watching a movie.
100
Fill in the blank.
Change the verb into the simple present: watch
He ______ TV.
He _____ TV. -> He watches TV.
100
What room is this?
This is the kitchen.
100
What is her job?
She is a doctor.
100
What are all of the letters of the alphabet?
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
200
What time is it?
It is 3:38 p.m. / three thirty-eight P. M.
200
What are the five Wh- question words?
Who, What, When, Where, Why
(How is a question word too, but it doesn't start with Wh-)
200
Fill in the blanks:
There ___ one cat, but there ____ three dogs.
Answer:
There is one cat, but there are three dogs.
200
Which word is an adjective?
a) love
b) who
c) to be
d) beautiful
Which word is an adjective?
a) love
b) who
c) to be
d) beautiful
200
What is your first and last name, and how do you spell it?
My first name is ______ and my last name is _______.
My first name is spelled _-_-_-_-_.
My last name is spelled _-_-_-_-_.
300
Change "We do not go to the office." into the progress continuous.
We do not go to the office. -> We are not going to the office.
300
Change these three irregular verbs into the simple present:
She/He/It (go) _______
She/He/It (do) _______
She/He/It (have) _______
She/He/It (go) goes
She/He/It (do) does
She/He/It (have) has
300
Name 3 differences between houses and apartments.
Examples:
Houses have personal garages and apartments do not.
Apartments have lobbies and houses do not.
Houses have personal mailboxes and apartments do not.
300
Andre is a lawyer. What do you think Andre's job like? (Say 2 adjectives)
Example:
Andre's job is stressful and difficult.
Andre's job is busy and hard.
300
What country are you from and what is your nationality?
Example: The United States, I am American
400
Fill in the 4 missing time expressions:
I go to work (1) __ ___ morning.
I cook dinner (2) __ 7:30 p.m.
She goes to the gym (3) ___ Mondays and Wednesdays.
English class is (4) ___ 6:30p.m. ___ 8:30 p.m.
I go to work (1) in the morning.
I cook dinner (2) at 7:30 p.m.
She goes to the gym (3) on Mondays and Wednesdays.
English class is (4) from 6:30p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
400
Tell me your daily routine. Share 4 things you do.
First, I ______. Next, I ______. Then, I _______. Finally, I ______.
First, I ______. Next, I ______. Then, I _______. Finally, I ______.
Example:
First, I wake up at 6:30 a.m. Next, I go to work from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Then, I eat dinner with family at 7 p.m. Finally, I go to bed at 10 p.m.
400
What are 4 different rooms you would find in a hosue?
Examples:
Bedroom, Office, Kitchen, Living room, Bathroom, Dining room
400
Name four different jobs or careers you would find in a hotel?
Examples:
a front desk clerk, a bellhop, a housekeeper, a valet, a security guard
400
What are the 3 forms of be? (Hint: I ___, You ____, She _____)
Am, Are, Is
500
It is 6:30 p.m. Central Standard Time in Memphis, TN.
It is 7:30 p.m. in Havana, Cuba and Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Are they one hour AHEAD or one hour BEHIND Memphis?
They are one hour AHEAD of Memphis. From 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. is one hour LATER, so it is one hour AHEAD.
LATER = AHEAD
EARLIER = BEHIND
500
Think of one question for at least 3 question words:
Who _____? Where _____?
What ____? Why _______?
When ____? How _______?
Examples:
Who: Who are you? Who is that?
What: What is this? What does that mean?
When: When does it start? When does it end?
Where: Where are you? Where is it?
Why: Why did you say that? Why did that happen?
How: How are you? How do you spell it?
500
Name 5 pieces of furniture in a bedroom.
Example:
Bed, lamp, rug, chair, coffee table / nightstand
500
Name 10 different jobs that you know
Examples:
doctor, lawyer, nurse, actor, teacher, physical therapist, cleaner, police officer, firefighter
500
Fill in the blanks: Do or Does?
_____ (do / does) you need help? Yes, I ____ (do / does).
Okay, _____ (do / does) she need help? No, she _____ (do / does) not.
Do (do / does) you need help? Yes, I do (do / does).
Okay, does (do / does) she need help? No, she does (do / does) not.