Grammar
Hey Lisa, did you make this drawing....?
yourself?
Which word is it?
[dɒɡ ]
dog
third form of to write (past participle)
written
Do you have sister?
Do you have a sister?
Is staring at somebody considered a "Do" or "Don't" in the UK?
Don't
Is this a passive or active sentence?
The house was built by Mr. Brown.
passive -> active: Mr. Brown built the house.
Which word is it?
[reɪn ]
rain
secrets
The are wear warm clothes.
They wear warm clothes.
What's the name of the popular place in London, which does not have a roof and where Shakespeare's plays had been watched by Elisabeth I?
Globe Theatre
Is it if-clause type I, II or III?
If I get home later than agreed, my dad will be angry.
type I:
simple present + will future
Which word is it?
[ˈsɛləˌbɹeɪt]
celebrate
hang out
We don't have many flour left for the cake.
We don't have much flour left for the cake.
being friendly, being polite, don't litter, don't stare, don't point, queue
Alex learned the poem. -> Rephrase the sentence by using the passive voice.
The poem was learned by Alex.
Which word is it?
[ˈwɛr ]
to wear
What does "Oh, I mixed that up" mean?
Oh, das habe ich verwechselt.
He knews what would happen.
He knew what would happen.
What is the period called in which Elizabeth I was queen?
victorian age
If I go home earlier, I have meet my grandma.
-> Use if-clause type 3
If I had gone home earlier, I would have met my grandma.
(past perfect - would + have + past participle)
Which word is it?
[dʒiˈɑɡɹəfi]
geography
if a song is easy to remember, it usually has a....... tune.
-> something that raises the attention
catchy
If the weather is good, we went to the beach.
If the weather is good, we will go to the beach.
What is the political system of the UK?
constitutional monarchy