Vocabulary 1
Grammar 1
Verbs
Vocabulary 2
Grammar 2
100
You can use this mode of transportation to travel on water.
ship or boat
100
Complete with the correct verb:
Last summer, I ___ (go) to Italy.
went
100
Unscramble the letters:
NSDE
send
100
Don't forget your ___ to protect your head from the sun on the beach.
sunhat
100
Complete with a quantifier:
How ______ places have you traveled to in your life?
many
200
The sailor returned from his ___ around the world
journey
200
Complete with a correct quantifier:
Did you buy _____ souvenirs on your last trip?
any
200
I have already ___ my bags for the trip tomorrow
packed
200
A net that protects you from insect bites while sleeping
mosquito net
200
On my last trip, I ______ (take) a lot of photos.
took
300
You might need this if you have a headache.
An aspirin
300
"milk" is countable/ uncountable noun?
uncountable
300
Look at the picture, what is the action?
get off
300
It's the opposite to awful:
amazing
300
Complete with a suitable verb:
She has ___ a postcard to her friend
sent
400
A disease transmitted by mosquito bites, starts with "m"
malaria
400
We use this quantifier in negative sentences with uncountable nouns to talk about a small quantity.
much
400
Unscramble the words:
teme
meet
400
True or False:
A geothermal pool is heated naturally by the Earth.
True
400
We use this quantifier to talk about zero quantity...
any
500
We need to ___ before the sun rises if we want to catch the train
set off
500
Complete with the correct tense:
__________ (ever/be) to France, Mark? Yes, I have.
Have you ever been to France, Mark?
500
A synonym of return:
come back, go back
500
Unscramble the letters to find a missing word:
NUBSURN
sunburn
500
Did you buy any souvenirs?
No, they were ________ expensive.
a) enough b)too c)any d)many
too
600
It's the opposite to energetic:
exhausted
600
The past participle of set off is...
set off
600
It's when you travel by asking strangers for free rides.
hitchhike
600
This animal is often found in deserts and can go for days without water.
camel
600
Use the present perfect:
Lucy / ever / go / to New York ?
Has Lucy ever been to New York?