FREE TIME
What verb do we use with the piano, chess and video games?
play
Is cheese countable or uncountable?
uncountable
Who looks after sick people in a hospital?
A nurse.
Give two adjectives you can use to describe someone's hair.
long, short, straight, curly, wavy, fair, dark, brown, etc.
Name three school subjects from the unit.
English, Maths, Science
Complete: My sister ___ (go) to the cinema every Saturday.
goes
Which is correct?
A: How much apples do you want?
B: How many apples do you want?
B — How many apples do you want?
Who looks after people's animals?
A vet.
What is the comparative form of good?
better
What does PE stand for?
Physical Education.
Make a question: you / like / parties?
Do you like parties?
Complete: There isn't ___ cheese in the fridge.
a) any b) some c) no
a) any
Complete with the Present Continuous:
The receptionist ___ (talk) to a customer.
is talking
What is the superlative form of interesting?
the most interesting
Complete: You ___ follow the school rules.
a) mustn't b) must c) has to
b) must
Correct the sentence: He don't play the guitar.
He doesn't play the guitar.
Name the container: a ___ of honey.
jar
Correct the sentence: She work in a hospital.
She works in a hospital.
Give three adjectives you can use to describe someone's appearance.
For example: tall, short, thin, beautiful, handsome, curly, straight.
400
What's the difference between mustn't and don't have to?
Mustn't = it is prohibited. Don't have to = it isn't necessary.
Name three activities people can do in their free time.
go to the cinema, listen to music, play video games, play sports, read books, meet friends
You are in a café. How can you politely order something to eat?
I'd like… / Can I have…?
What's the difference between the Present Simple and Present Continuous?
The Present Simple is used for facts/habits; the Present Continuous is used for things happening now or temporary situations.
Make a sentence with the superlative form of bad.
the superlative form of bad - the worst
In the text about education in Britain, at what age do students generally finish compulsory secondary education?
18