Someone says: “Hello! How are you?”
What can you answer?
A) I'm fine, thank you.
B) I'm 14 years old.
C) I'm from Mexico.
A) I'm fine, thank you.
Which one is a school object?
A) Pencil
B) Apple
C) Dog
A) Pencil
Choose the correct answer:
I ___ a student.
A) am
B) is
C) are
A) am

What is it?
A) Cat
B) Dog
C) Bird
Dog
You are in class.
Your teacher asks:
"What's your name?”
“My name is ______.”
You meet a new student.
What can you say?
A) What's your name?
B) What's your favorite food?
C) Where is the bathroom?
A) What's your name?
Which word is related to food?
A) Chair
B) Hamburger
C) Window
B) Hamburger
Choose the correct answer:
She ___ English every day.
A) study
B) studies
C) studying
B) studies

Where are we?
A) Classroom
B) Hospital
C) Supermarket
Classroom
You don't understand something your teacher said.
What can you say?
A) I don't understand.
B) I'm hungry.
C) Goodbye.
A) I don't understand.
Your friend gives you a pencil.
What do you say?
A) Sorry.
B) Thank you.
C) Goodbye.
B) Thank you.
Which word means “biblioteca”?
A) Library
B) Laboratory
C) Classroom
A) Library
Choose the correct answer:
They ___ soccer after school.
A) plays
B) play
C) playing
B) play
Three Clues
Clue 1: I am an animal.
Clue 2: I can fly.
Clue 3: I have wings.
What am I?
Bird
You want to borrow a pencil from a classmate.
What can you say?
A) Give me your pencil.
B) Can I borrow your pencil, please?
C) Where is your pencil?
B) Can I borrow your pencil, please?
You arrive late to class.
What should you say to your teacher?
A) See you tomorrow!
B) Good afternoon!
C) I'm sorry I'm late.
C) I'm sorry I'm late.
Mystery Word:
I am a place.
You can buy food here.
You can buy drinks here.
People go here to buy things.
What am I?
Supermarket
Find the mistake!
“She like pizza.”
What is wrong?
She likes pizza.
Mystery Person
Clue 1: This person is a student.
Clue 2: This person goes to school.
Clue 3: This person studies English.
Who is it?
a classmate
You are at a restaurant.
The waiter asks:
"What would you like?”
You have to order one food and one drink.
“I would like a hamburger and a lemonade, please.”