Everyday English
What do you say when someone gives you a gift?
Thank you / Thanks
She are my friend.
She is my friend.
What is the opposite of big?
small
What do you use to cut paper?
scissors
Complete: “She ___ a teacher.” (is / are)
is
What do you say when you want someone to repeat something?
Sorry / Could you repeat that? / Could you say that again?
I go to work yesterday.
I went to work yesterday.
Which adjective has the strongest meaning: annoyed, angry, furious?
furious
What does hungry mean?
needing/wanting food; needing to eat
Complete: “I don't have ___ money.” (some / any)
any
What do you say when you want to know the price of something?
How much? / How much is it?
He don't like coffee.
He doesn't like coffee.
Put these in order from least positive to most positive: good, amazing, excellent, okay.
Okay → good → excellent → amazing
If something is fragile, what does that mean?
easily broken or damaged
What is the difference between “I used to live in Bangkok” and “I live in Bangkok”?
Used to live = lived there in the past but doesn't now.
I live = lives there now.
A store says an item is “out of stock.” What does that mean?
They don't have the item available to buy.
I have lived in Bangkok since three years.
I have lived in Bangkok for three years.
What is the adjective form of danger?
dangerous
If someone is reluctant to do something, do they want to do it?
No
Complete the sentence: “If I ___ more money, I would travel more.”
had
If someone says “I’ll take a rain check,” what do they mean?
They want to do it later.
If I would have known, I would have called you.
If I had known, I would have called you.
What is the difference between boring and bored?
Boring describes something that causes boredom; bored describes how a person feels.
What is the difference between borrow and lend?
Borrow = take something from someone and return it later.
Lend = give something to someone temporarily.
Complete: “By the time we arrived, the movie ___ already ___.”
had / started