Animals and nature
What animal is this? It is a large animal with four legs. It has a very long nose called a trunk.
Elephant
Complete:
"______ a book on the table."
There is / There was
What job does a person have if they work in a hospital and helps sick people?
A doctor or a nurse
Complete:
"My brother ______ football every Saturday."
plays
Complete:
"Yesterday, I ______ (watch) a film."
watched
A football field is formed by natural or artificial...
Grass
Complete:
"______ any students in the classroom."
There aren't / There weren't
What job is this? "I work in a restaurant. I prepare food for customers."
A chef/cook.
Complete:
"Look! The baby ______ (sleep)."
is sleeping
What is the past simple of go?
went
What do we call a place where animals live naturally, such as a forest, desert or ocean?
Habitat
Complete:
"Yesterday, ______ a big party at my house."
Answer: There was
The opposite of rude.
Polite
Choose the correct option:
"I usually walk / am walking to school, but today my dad drives / is driving me."
walk / is driving
Complete:
"Last weekend, we ______ (visit) our grandparents and ______ (have) lunch with them."
visited / had
Fly
Find and correct the mistake:
"There was five people in the park."
There were five people in the park.
Complete the sentence with two adjectives:
"A good firefighter needs to be ______ and ______."
Strong, clever, caring, athletic, fit...
Find and correct the mistake:
"She is going to school every day."
She goes to school every day.
Find and correct the mistake:
"Did you flew to Malaga yesterday?"
"Did you fly to Malaga yesterday?"
Name 7 different things we can see in the Sierra de Cazorla
Flower, forest, leaves, trees, valley, waterfalls, paths, mountains...
Complete the paragraph:
"Last Saturday, I went to a small village. ______ a beautiful church in the centre and ______ two cafés next to it. ______ lots of people in the main square, but ______ any tourists."
There was a beautiful church...
there were two cafés...
There were lots of people...
there weren't any tourists.
What's the difference between lazy and hard-working?
A lazy person doesn't like working or making an effort; a hard-working person works hard and makes a lot of effort.
Explain the difference between these two sentences:
A: "I play tennis."
B: "I am playing tennis."
A = It's something I usually/regularly do.
B = I'm doing it now/at the moment.
Tell us about what you did last weekend. Say at least three sentences using the past simple.
Possible answer: "I went to the park. I played football with my friends. Then I had dinner with my family."