Grammar
Correct the sentence- use past tense:
I didn't went to the grocery store tomorrow.
I didn't go to the grocery store yesterday
squirrel
A tiny squirrel ran up the oak tree.
SKWIR-əl
What region of the U.S. is Pennsylvania in?
The Northeast
Achievement
Something done successfully through effort or skill. (noun)
Correct the sentence:
My dad is the most tallest member of our family.
My dad is the tallest member of our family.
Correct the sentence- use the future tense:
I won't be go to school if it snows last week.
I won't be going to school if it snows next week.
I won't go to school if it snows next week.
mischievous
The puppy had a mischievous look in its eyes.
MIS-chuh-vuhs
What region of the U.S. is California in?
The West
Opportunity
A set of circumstances that makes it good to do something. (noun)
A dog is more large than a cat.
A dog is larger than a cat.
Correct the sentence:
I look forward to see you soon.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Why: The phrase "look forward to" uses "to" as a preposition, which must be followed by a gerund (-ing verb).
Arkansas
The state of Arkansas is south of Pennsylvania.
AR-kan-saw
What island is the Statue of Liberty on?
Liberty Island
Inquire
To ask for information from someone. (verb)
Pronunciation of colonel:
The colonel ordered the soldiers to rest.
KER-nel
Correct the sentence:
If it will rain tomorrow, we will stay home.
If it rains tomorrow, we will stay home.
Why: In first conditional sentences, use the present simple tense in the "if" clause, not the future "will".
isthmus
Panama is a famous isthmus connecting North and South America
IS-muss
What state is the geographic center of the United States?
Kansas
Efficient
Working well without wasting time, money, or energy. (adjective)
What region of the United States is Washington state?
The Northwest
Correct the sentence:
Have you ever went to Spain?
Have you ever been (or gone) to Spain?
Why: The present perfect tense requires "have" plus a past participle, not the past tense "went".
epitome
Even under great pressure, the emergency room doctor was the epitome of professionalism
eh-PIT-oh-mee
What is the oldest inland city in the original thirteen colonies?
Lancaster PA
Convince
to make someone believe or accept that something is true (verb)
Pronunciation of onomatopoeia
The children's book was filled with colorful onomatopoeia like 'bam,' 'pow,' and 'zap'.
on-o-mat-o-pee-ia