Grammar
There ___ much water in the bottle. A) aren't
B) isn't
C) don't
B) isn't
Find the odd word:
apple – banana – carrot – orange
carrot
Which country is famous for the Statue of Liberty?
The USA
You use me when you are travelling.
I have your name and photo in me.
You need me to enter many countries.
Passport
Spell the word: NECESSARY
N-E-C-E-S-S-A-R-Y
Find two mistakes: She didn't went to school yesterday because she is sick.
didn't go, she was
Name 3 animals that can fly.
Possible answers - bird, eagle, butterfly
Which city is famous for Big Ben?
London
You can find me in a kitchen.
I can be very sharp.
Knife
Make a correct sentence using all three words: Yesterday - Friend - Cinema
Possible answer - I went to the cinema with my friend yesterday.
Put the words in the correct order: usually / I / breakfast / have / at 8
I usually have breakfast at 8.
What do you call a place where you can buy medicine?
pharmacy
How many letters are there in the English alphabet?
26
I work in a hospital.
I help sick people.
I am not a doctor.
Nurse
There are 3 mistakes. Find them: She don't likes play football yesterday.
She didn't like playing football yesterday.
What's wrong?- She is knowing the answer.
She knows the answer.
What word means: A person who travels to different places for pleasure.
tourist
Which country has a maple leaf on its flag?
Canada
I am a person who designs buildings.
I use drawings and plans.
I am not a builder.
Architect
In 30 seconds, name: 3 irregular verbs, 3 adjectives
Possible answers: go - went, sleep - slept, eat - ate
beautiful, young, red
If I have enough money, I ___ a new phone. A) bought
B) will buy
C) would bought
B) will buy
Which word doesn't belong here?
generous – kind – friendly – selfish
selfish
Name 5 English-speaking countries in 20 seconds.
Possible answers: The UK, the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland
You cannot see me, but you can feel me.
I can be strong or weak.
I can move trees, clouds and even ships.
Wind
Word Chain - English
Possible answers: English → Nurse → Elephant → Teacher → Rabbit