Grammar
This is what there are is, but there is isn't.
What is "plural"?
This is the opposite (tegenovergestelde) of old.
What is "young"?
This is the amount of States in the U.S.A.
What is "fify"?
What is "Cola"?
Spot the mistake in the following sentence.
There is two bananas in my backpack.
Complete the sentence with the correct quantifier:
Would you like _______ fries with that burger?
What is "some"?
These are a blue, standard type of trousers. In Dutch we call them "spijkerbroek".
What are "Jeans"?
Who is "Donald J. Trump".
What do you feel when you really need to eat?
Find the mistake in the conjugation (vervoeging) of 'to be':
I am
You are
He/she/it are
We are
They are
What is "He/she/it are"?
Complete the following sentence with a quantifier:
There's _______ butter in that cake. About half a kilo!
What is "a lot of"?
This is the nationality of the people from Ireland.
What is "Irish".
You answer me, but I never ask you a question.
What is "a phone".
This Italian-style restaurant makes different types of the same dish.
What is a "pizzeria"?
Complete the following sentence with a verb:
There _____ any good restaurants in Almere.
What is "aren't"?
Which of these following words is countable?
Bread
Money
Water
Omelette
Space
What is "Omelette"?
This is what it's called, when two things are not the same.
What is "different"?
I am always in front of you, but you can never see me.
What is "the future"?
This tomate-based red sauce is popular to eat with your crisps. Heinz is one of the most famous brands that makes this.
What is "ketchup".
Which of the following words is uncountable?
Apple
Bananas
Knowledge
Lesson
Teacher
What is "Knowledge"?
This is a word that you can not put in plural / singular.
What is Uncountable?
This is my uncle's wife.
What is "aunt"?
These are the 4 main countries that make up the United Kingdom.
What are "England, Scotland, Wales and Northern-Ireland"?
This orange vegetable can be eaten raw or cooked and is famous for being eaten by Bugs Bunny.
What is a "carrot"?
This is the wh- quantifier used to ask about the quantity of an uncountable word.
What is "How much".