Body Parts
Going to
Adverbs of Frequency
Food
Countable & Uncountable Food
100
It is on your face. You use it to smell food.
Nose
100
Complete: "I ___________ TV tonight." (Watch)
"I am going to watch TV tonight."
100
What adverb means 100% of the time (every day)?
Always
100
Name two things that belong to the Dairy group
Milk, cheese or yogurt
100
Bananas countable or uncountable?
Countable
200
You have ten of these on your feet.
Toes
200
Complete the question: "___ you _________ your friends tomorrow?" (Visit)
"Are you going to visit your friends tomorrow?"
200
What adverb means 0% of the time?
Never
200
How do we call this?
Onion
200
Can you count water or milk with numbers (e.g., "one water")?
No, they are uncountable.
300
It connects your hand to your arm.
Wrist
300
Complete the negative sentence: "She _______________ chicken." (Cook)
"She is not going to cook chicken."
300
Put the word in the correct place: "I eat breakfast." [sometimes]
Sometimes i eat breakfast
I sometimes eat breakfast
300
Name three things that belongs to the meat and proteins group
Nuts, Chicken, fish, beef, beans, eggs, etc.
300
Do we say "a banana" or "an banana"?
A banana.
400
This part of the body is in the middle of your leg, and you bend it to jump.
Knee
400
Put the words in order: "going / play / football / we / are / to / ?"
"Are we going to play football?"
400
Complete the sentence with an adverb: "I eat apples every day, so I ___ eat fruit."
"I eat apples every day, so I always eat fruit."
400
Rice, bread, and pasta are in this food group.
Grains
400
Do we use "a" or "some" with plural nouns like apples?
Some
500
It is above your eyes on your face.
Eyebrow
500
Make an affirmative sentence, a negative sentence and a question with the next words:
Lupita / cook / a big dinner / for new year´s eve
Lupita is going to cook a big dinner for new year´s eve
Lupita is not (isn´t) going to cook a big dinner for new year´s eve
is Lupita going to cook a big dinner for new year´s eve?
500
Order from most to least frequent: never, often, always.
always, often, never
500
How do you spell this?
Mayonnaise
500
Complete with much or many: "How ___ apples do you want?"
"How many apples do you want?"