Terms
What do we call words like 'book', 'school', 'apple' or 'student'?
Noun
We use this tense for daily routines and habits? What tense is this?
Simple Present Tense
We use this modal ver to talk about abilities. Exapmle: I .... swim a 100 metres under 1 minute.'
Can
Which verb goes with '.... homework'?
Do homework
What is the word that means 'a competition'?
Contest
What do we call an action word like 'run', 'jump', or 'swim'?
Verb
What is the past form of the verb 'teach'?
taught
We use this modal for giving advice. Example: 'You .... see a doctor if you feel unwell.'
Should
Which verb goes with ' ... a mistake'?
Make a mistake
If an activity is 'tiring', which adjective can describe it?
Exhausting
In the sentence 'She is a beautiful girl', what part of speech is the word 'beautiful'?
Adjective
Fill in the blanks: 'He ............................ (play) football at the moment.'
is playing
This modal means a strong obligation, rule, or necessity. Example: You ... be quiet in the library.'
must
Which verb goes with sports ending in '-ing', like swimming, cycling or jogging?
Go swimming/ cycling/ jogging
Which verb means 'to change the time of a planned event'?
Reschedule
In the sentence 'All the students read their books.', what is the function of 'All the students' in the sentence?
Subject
We use 'will' or 'be going to' for this time period.
Future Tense
We use this modal to talk about our abilities in the past. Exapmle: 'I ... run very fast when I was a child. Now, I'm too old for it.'
could
Fill in the missing verb to give the meaning that sb finished studying for a degree: 'He .... a master's degree last year.'
earned/ got/ received
It refers to something that someone says officially or publicly.
announcement
What do we call a word that describes a verb and how an action is being done, like 'quickly', 'happily', or 'fast'?
Adverb
Which auxiliary (helping) verb(s) do we use to ask a question in Present Perfect Tense?
Have/Has
If you want to ask for polite permisson from you lecturer, which modal do you use? Example: '... I come in, Mrs. Brown?'
May
Complete this common collocation about the environment: '... trees' (It means putting a seed or young tree into the groudn to grow.)
plant trees
This verb is used when you decide whivh things are most important to you and do them first.
Prioritise