GRAMMAR
A small word used with a noun.
What is an article?
The capital of Estonia.
A union of England, Scotland, and Wales.
What is Great Britain?
The two standard varieties of English.
What are American and British English?
An American fictional character who traveled in the same-named cartoon.
Who is Dora the Explorer?
The purpose of adjectives.
What is the description of nouns?
The very first president of Estonia.
Who is Konstantin Päts?
The capital of the USA.
What is Washington, D.C.?
There are this many word classes in English.
What is ten?
This amount of grapes (approximately) go into a bottle of wine.
What is 700?
The most common tenses to use in story-writing.
What are past tenses?
This sight was first opened in 1909 and reopened in 2016.
What is the Estonian National Museum?
A connecting person between the UK, Canada, and Australia.
Who is Queen Elizabeth II?
The shortest, oldest, and most commonly used word in the English language.
What is "I"?
This item is red in England, blue in Russia and orange in Estonia.
What is a mailbox?
A fifth tense which also shows past activities.
What is Present Perfect?
There are this many counties in Estonia.
What is 15?
The natural sight located on the border of the USA and Canada.
What is Niagara Falls?
The most common letter in the English language.
What is "E"?
This animal has the highest blood pressure.
Who is a giraffe?
The three options for using the phrase "used to".
What are past habits/routines?
What are the activities that someone is comfortable with?
What are the activities that someone will get comfortable with?
This person was on the 100 kroon note.
Who is Lydia Koidula?
Scotland considers this animal as its national animal.
Who is a unicorn?
This English speaking country does not consider English as its official language.
What is the USA?
This item starts with an "e" and ends with an "e" but only has one letter in it.
What is an envelope?