Present Simple
Present Continuous
Personal Presentations
Demonstratives
Random/Misc.
100
What is the present simple?
A verb tense.
100
When do you use the present continuous?
To describe something happing right now.
100
What is the personal pronoun for I?
I
100
What are the four demonstratives?
This, That, These, Those
100
What are two examples of software (apps)?
Social medias or Word, Pages, Office etc
200
When do you use the present simple?
To describe an action happening regularly or now.
200
What is happening?
He is running.
200
What is the personal pronoun for a man that is not you?
He
200
True or false: We use "that" to describe something singular and close
False
200
When do you use the interrogative Where?
To ask about a location or place
300
Write the sentence in present simple: I/Walk/Home/After School
I walk home after school.
300
What is happening?
He is sleeping.
300
Name all personal pronouns
I, He, She, It, You, We, They, Our
300
Make a sentence based on the image using demonstratives.
This is an apple.
300
What is the system software and software applicatio?
Operating System iOS or Windows and the other program app like Office Word or Spread Sheet.
400
Organize the sentence:
Simon/Basketball/In the/Morning/Play
Simon plays basketball in the morning.
400
What is the grammar structure for the present continuous?
Subject + Verb to-be + Action verb + ING
400
Name all possessive adjectives
My, Your, His, Her, Its, Our, Your, Their.
400
Make a sentence based on the image using demonstratives.
Those are trees.
400
Name 5 Interrogative words
Who, What, When, Where, Why
Also acceptable: Which, How
500
Organize the sentence: Copy/Answers/His/Classmates/He/From
He copies answers from his classmates.
500
What is he doing?
He is thinking.
500
Name all possessive pronouns
mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs.
500
When do you use this, that, those, these
This -> Close and singular
That -> Far and singular
These -> Close and plural
Those -> Far and plural
500
What is the difference between How much and How many? Which is which?
One is used for with countable nouns and the other with uncountable nouns.
How much = uncountable nouns
How many = countable nouns