Greetings and Conversations
What do you say when you greet someone in the morning?
Good morning.
I ___ a student.
am
What is the opposite of "big"?
Small.
What is the name of the president's house?
The White House.
Where can you go to borrow books?
The library.
What do you say when you leave someone at night?
Good night.
What is the past tense of eat?
Ate.
What is the chore called when you clean your clothes?
Laundry.
How many stripes and stars are on the American flag?
13 stripes and 50 stars
Where do you go to send mail?
The post office.
What do you say to someone if you didn't hear them?
"What did you say?"
"Can you say that again, please?"
"Can you repeat yourself, please?"
Which is correct:
She like apples
or
She likes apples
She likeS apples
What is another word that means "happy"?
Glad
Cheerful
What is the capital of the United States?
Washington D.C.
Where do you go if you are sick?
The hospital.
Urgent care.
What do you say to someone if they are in the way?
"Excuse me."
Make this into a negative statement:
"He goes to school every day."
"He doesn't go to school every day."
What is another word for "job"?
Work
Career
Occupation
What is the name of the U.S National Anthem?
The Star-Spangled Banner
What place has rides and games for families?
Amusement park.
What do you say if you want to introduce your friend to someone?
"This is my friend..."
They are at home.
They will be at home.
What does "buying groceries" mean?
Go shopping for food.
What are the first five (5) words of the Star-Spangled Banner?
O say, can you see...
What is the busiest part of the city usually called?
Downtown.