British vs American
Passive and Present Perfect
Phrases with "have" or "make"
Tag Questions and Permission
Infinitive or -ing or both?
100
What is "trousers" in American English?
Pants
100
What two elements are in passive voice?
the verb "to be" and a participle
100
How do you say when the party was great and everyone was excited and happy?
Had fun or had a great time
100
What is "let"?
To give permission
100
What form follows "to like"
Both
200
What is a lift in American English?
An elevator
200
What two elements are in present perfect?
The verb have and a participle
200
What do you say when you stick your tongue out or twist your lips or cross your eyes so your friend can laugh?
Make funny faces
200
What is "be allowed to"?
Receive permission
200
What form follows "to hope"?
infinitive
300
What is rubbish in American English?
garbage
300
When do you use passive voice?
The we don't know the subject, or when the subject doesn't do anything, or when the person doing something isn't important.
300
What do you say when you ridicule yourself?
Make a fool of yourself
300
What happens to the auxiliary verb in a tag question?
It takes the opposite form of the original sentence
300
What form follows "enjoy"?
-ing
400
What is subway in British English?
The underground
400
When and where do you use "yet"?
With present perfect in questions and negative sentences. It is at the end of the sentences in both cases.
400
What do you say when you order a soda?
Have a drink
400
What happens if the verb in a sentences is NOT an auxiliary, and you want to make a tag question?
You use "do" or "did", depeding on the tense
400
What form follows "to refuse"?
both
500
What is a flat in American English?
An apartment
500
Where does "already" or "just" go?
between "have" and the participle
500
What do you say when you say or do something incorrect?
Make a mistake
500
When do you use a tag question?
To check or verify if something is true
500
What form follows "to stand"?
-ing
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