vocabulary
What is the opposite of ancient?
modern
Fill in: I ___ seen this film before. (have / has)
have
How do you ask politely for someone’s name?
Excuse me, what’s your name?
What does confident mean?
feeling sure about yourself
What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
London
Which word means able to be done?
possible
Past simple of begin?
began
What do you say when you meet a friend after a long time?
Long time no see! / It’s good to see you again!
Read: She missed the bus because she woke up late.
Why did she miss the bus?
Because she woke up late.
Name one English-speaking country besides the UK.
USA / Canada / Australia / New Zealand / etc.
What is the meaning of increase?
to become larger or greater
Make a question: They are studying English.
Are they studying English?
How do you give advice politely?
You should… / I recommend…
Find the mistake: He don’t like chocolate.
don’t → doesn’t
Which currency is used in the UK?
Pound Sterling
Choose the correct word: She is very ___ in music. (interested / interesting)
interested
Choose the correct sentence:
A) I have finished my homework yesterday.
B) I finished my homework yesterday.
B
How do you respond to: “Can you help me?”
Sure! / Of course! / No problem!
What does improve mean?
to get better
Name one traditional British holiday.
Christmas / Halloween / Bonfire Night
Find a synonym for happy.
glad / cheerful / joyful
What tense is used here: By the time you arrive, I will have cooked dinner.
future perfect
Make a sentence using “although”.
Although it was raining, we went for a walk.
What does this sentence mean? Traveling teaches you more than reading books.
You learn more from experience than from just reading.
Why is English considered an international language?
Because it is spoken and understood by people all over the world.