PRESENT SIMPLE
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
COMPARATIVES
PAST SIMPLE
VOCABULARY
(ALL UNITS)
100

The team _____ scores the most goals wins the World Cup.

that

100

once __ day, twice __ month, three times __ week

a

100

Peter loves his cat, ________________?

doesn't he

100

Relative clauses explain what a place, thing, or person _________

is or does

100

Order the letters to make a word to describe hair: LURYC

CURLY

200

Can you name at least 3 relative pronouns?

Who, whom, what, which, and that

200

We use the adverb _______ to ask questions about frequency, e.g. "How ______ do you go the cinema?"

often

200

It's 10 o'clock! We aren’t late for class, ________?

are we

200

Use ______ for a person, ______ for a thing, ______ for a place

who, which, where

200

m_k_   _   sn_c_

a,e,a,a,k (make a snack)

300

I saw a castle ________ was very beautiful.

which or that

300

Make a question from this statement: "They write stories once a week."

How often do they write stories?

300

We've checked in to the hotel already, _______ ?

haven't we

300

Complete the sentence: "The flight _______ we were waiting for was late because of fog."

which 

300

l _ t _ r _ _ _

i,e,a,c,y (literacy)

400

Relative pronouns introduce...

relative clauses

400

Put the adverbs in order: 

usually, sometimes, always, never, often

never, sometimes, often, usually, always

400

In English, tag questions for positive sentences are _________.

negative

400

Do we use commas in defining relative clauses?

NO

400

Order the letters to make a word that describes a bad child: GTANHUY

NAUGHTY

500

Change these sentences to include a relative pronoun: "My grandmother was an airline pilot. She is sixty years old now."

My grandmother, WHO is sixty years old now, was an airline pilot.

500

morning the drinks in teacher the Our coffee always .

Our teacher always drinks coffee in the morning.

500

In tag questions, you replace the subject of the sentence with...

a prounoun (you, he, she, it, they)

500

Use a defining relative clause to change this sentence: "These are the tickets. They cost 300 euros."

These are the tickets which cost 300 euros.

500

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s,c,k,e,s (stickers)

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