FAMILY & PEOPLE
What do you call your mother's or father's sister?
An aunt.
What subject do you study when you learn about numbers?
Maths.
What sport do you play with a racket and a ball over a net?
Tennis.
What document do you need to travel to many foreign countries?
A passport.
Complete: I think it ___ (rain) tomorrow.
will rain
What do you call your brother's or sister's son?
A nephew
What do you call a person who teaches students?
A teacher.
What activity means walking in the countryside or mountains for pleasure?
Hiking.
Where do planes take off and land?
At an airport.
Choose the correct form: Look at those clouds! It ___ (will rain / is going to rain).
is going to rain
What adjective describes a person who always helps other people?
Helpful.
What do students usually do before an important test?
They study / revise.
Name three activities you can do outdoors.
Cycling, swimming, running, hiking, playing football, etc.
What do you call a journey by plane?
A flight.
Complete: We ___ (meet) our friends at 6 p.m. tomorrow. We have already arranged it.
are meeting
What is the opposite of polite?
Rude / impolite.
What do you call an exam at the end of a school year?
A final exam.
What do you call an activity that you enjoy doing in your free time?
A hobby.
What do you usually have to show at passport control?
Your passport and sometimes other travel documents.
Complete: She ___ never ___ (be) to London, but she ___ (visit) Paris last year.
has never been / visited
What is the difference between a relative and a friend?
A relative is a member of your family; a friend is someone you have a close relationship with but who isn't necessarily family.
What is the difference between learn and study?
Study means to spend time learning something; learn means to gain knowledge or a skill.
What is the difference between play, do and go when talking about sports and activities?
We usually say play football/tennis, do yoga/exercise, and go swimming/cycling/hiking.
What do you call a person who travels from one place to another for pleasure?
A tourist.
Correct the mistakes: I have seen him yesterday, and I am sure he will comes to the party tomorrow.
I saw him yesterday, and I am sure he will come to the party tomorrow.