U7 GRAMMAR
What is the comparative form of "Big".
Bigger
What is the difference between weight and height?
Weight is how heavy someone is, and height is how tall someone is.
"I make sandwiches"
Put in the passive voice.
Sandwiches are made (by me)
Spell the word!
ARCHITECTURE
How old is the teacher?
26
What is the comparative form of "Busy".
Busier
What is the flu?
A disease, getting sick, having fever.
"I wrote the book"
Put in the passive voice
The book was written (by me)
A story in a book
What is the teacher's favorite color
Red
When do we use "more" or "less" and "most" or "least"?
When the adjective we are using has more than two syllables.
When we use a large adjective.
What does an overweight person have to do to become fit?
Eat a healthy diet and lose weight. Get fit.
I have known Pedro since five years.
I have been with her since 2002.
I have had this game for 10 years.
Are these sentences correct? Justify.
One isn't, the first. "For five years".
Surfing
Ice Skating
Street hockey
Track and field
Are all these sports?
No, street hockey isn't
1967 + 33 years
What year is it?
2000
Which form do we put the main verb after "used to"?
Infinitive
"I used to BE happy"
"They got in touch after years and then got engaged!"
What are the expressions with get and their meanings?
To contact, to talk to, to reach out to someone.
To prepare for marriage, before getting married.
What is the past participle of read?
Read
"Andy has gone scuba ......"
Complete the sentence.
Diving
What is a noun? an adjective? a verb? and an adverb?
name
description
action
modifier
"She had been used to using used to in the sentences, but now she has gotten used to using used to wrong"
How many times the word "use" is used as part of a "used to" expression? (meaning habit)
2
"I got accepted for this new job! Now I'll get to know a bunch of new people, I hope I'll get along well with them. Maybe we should get together and get support for our project."
What does each get expression mean?
To be accepted, to enter.
To meet, to know personally
to have a good relationship
to reunite, be together
to be helped
"I used to make sandwiches"
Put in the passive voice.
Sandwiches used to be made (by me)
What is windsurfing?
Using a sail on a board and surfing.
Guess the number from 0 - 20
17