A piece of equipment in which food is kept cold
Refrigerator
Your favorite TV show starts _____7:30 p.m.
1. on 2. at
3. in 4. to
Answer: at
The preposition at is used for very specific, exact points in time.
Clock times: The movie starts at 7:30 PM.
Specific parts of the day: I like to read at night. (Also: at noon, at midnight).
Precise moments: She is working at the moment.
Holiday periods: Families gather together at Christmas.
A________ open and closes so people can get in and out of a room.
door
What does the word complete mean in this sentence?
The family will complete the puzzle very soon.
finish
A piece of land around your house where you can grow flowers.
Garden
a mode of transportation that runs underground
Subway
What is this?

The moon.
This is the end of the day when you get ready to go to sleep.
night
SORRY!!!!
GIVE THESE POINTS TO THE OTHER TEAM.
A place in the kitchen where people wash dishes
Sink
What are they doing?
They are swimming.
The girls are swimming.
This is the day after today.
tomorrow
What is a hurricane?
A storm in the ocean.
A tornado in the ocean.
A part of a house where people usually eat
dining room
What is he doing?

He is going to school.
What does the word examine mean in this sentence?
The detective will examine the evidence.
To look at closely.
How would you ask your teacher to use the bathroom?
May I go to the bathroom?
Could I go to the bathroom?
doing an activity so that you can improve your skill
Practice
What is the plural of woman?
Women.
This is a soft, comfortable seat with sides for your arms, usually found in the living room.
Armchair
Rearrange the sentence
my goes sometimes the friend movie to theater
My friend sometimes goes to the movie theater.
A set of steps built between two floors in a building
Stairs
The children is/are eating lunch.
are
When you wake up in the morning, you usually make this piece of furniture neat and tidy before you leave your bedroom.
bed
Put these words in the correct ABC order:
giraffe, frog, turtle, duck
duck - frog - giraffe - turtle
These demonstrative adjectives refer to things that are farther away.
1. this-that 2. those-these
3. that- those 4. this-these
Answer: 3. that- those
Far away + 1 thing = That
Far away + Uncountable thing = That
Far away + 2 or more things = Those
Far away + Pair words (glasses/pants) = Those
I don’t do my homework on Saturday and Sunday. I only do it on _________________________?
weekends
Chatter or Shatter
Which word makes the 'Sh' Sounds?
Shatter
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BONUS POINTS
Which word is spelled correctly?
1. sed
2. said
3. saed
2. said
BONUS: DOUBLE POINTS
Which morning task sounds like you are building furniture, but really means you are pulling up your sheets and blankets?
make my bed
A car with a driver whom you pay to drive you somewhere
Taxi
This preposition of time is used for months, years, seasons, and parts of the day.
1. on 2. at
3. in 4. Before and after
Answer: In
Months: We will travel in December.
Years: She was born in 2015.
Seasons: We go swimming in summer.
Parts of the day: I drink milk in the morning.
Pizza is/are my favorite food.
is
The cat is ___ the table.

on
What is another way to read this time? ( 9:45 )
It's quarter to ten
One of the twelve periods of time in a year
Month
Which Sentence is correct?
1. I want to wear this new shoes to the party.
2. Those children at the park are very happy.
3. My mom bought these delicious bread at the store.
Sentence 1 is incorrect. The word "shoes" is plural. It should be: I want to wear these new shoes to the party.
Sentence 2 is correct. The word "children" is plural, because it is a plural noun, using the plural adjective "Those" is perfectly correct.
Sentence 3 is incorrect. The word "bread" is an uncountable noun in English, which means we treat it like a singular word. It should be: My mom bought this delicious bread at the store.
What is another way to read this time? (5:30)
It's Half past five.
These demonstrative adjectives refer to things that are near the speaker.
1. this-that 2. those-these
3. that- those 4. this-these
This-These
Near you + 1 thing = This
Near you + Uncountable thing = This
Near you + 2 or more things = These
Near you + Pair words (glasses/pants) = These