someone who conducts research.
researcher
Which one is correct?
I moved/have moved to America last year.
moved
Which one is correct?
The children was/were eating lunch.
were
Which one is correct?
The woman/women is talking.
woman
Rearrange the sentence.
is boy the his homework doing
The boy is doing his homework.
What is the plural of "person"?
people
Which is bigger: a lake or an ocean?
An ocean
What is the seventh month of the year?
July
What is an antonym for "safe"?
dangerous / unsafe
If your father marries another woman, you have a _________.
step-mother
What is the capital of California?
Sacramento
Correct this sentence: “I have saw that movie.”
I have seen that movie.
I saw that movie.
Who flies an airplane?
A pilot
What are the four seasons?
Summer, Fall/Autumn, Winter, Spring
The color you get when you mix blue and yellow.
Green
What is an antonym of "cheap"?
Expensive, costly, overpriced, pricey
In British English, it's called the UNDERGROUND/TUBE. What is it called in American English?
The subway
What is the plural of the word "tooth"?
teeth
What is the singular of children?
child
Correct the sentence: He go to school.
He goes to school.
What is the plural of "mouse"?
mice
What is an antonym of generous?
Greedy, selfish
What is plural of foot.
Feet
Rearrange the sentence:
my goes never the friend to pool
My friend never goes to the pool.
Name a holiday celebrated in November.
Thanksgiving
What animal is this?
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Flamingo
What is the plural of "goose"?
geese
How many continents are there?
Double points: Name all the continents.
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Australia
What does “hit the sack” mean?
It means to "go to bed" or to "go to sleep"
In British English, they call a break from work or school a "holiday". What is a "holiday" called in American English?
A vacation
Pronounce this word correctly: Onomatopoeia
on-o-mat-o-PEE-uh
/ˌɒn.ə.mæt.əˈpiː.ə/
What is the most commonly used letter in the English language?
e
It is used in 1/8 of all words!
What does the phrase "cold turkey" mean?
The phrase “cold turkey” means to suddenly stop doing something, especially a habit or addiction, without gradually reducing it.
Which sentence uses the passive voice?
a) They built the bridge in 2005.
b) The bridge was built in 2005.
b) The bridge was built in 2005.
Say this number correctly: 2,573,000.
Two million, five hundred (and) seventy-three thousand