Vocabulary Boost
Name 3 animals that live on a farm.
Cow, Chicken, Horse, Donkey, Pig, Sheep
Choose: “He ___ (play/plays) football every Saturday.”
plays
What is the capital of England?
London
How can you greet a friend in English?
Hi! / Hello! / Hey!
Spell the word beautiful
B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L
What’s the opposite of “big”?
Small, little
Make a sentence in Present Continuous with “she / read.”
She is reading a book
Name a country where people speak Spanish.
Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, etc.
How do you ask the time politely?
Excuse me, what time is it?
What’s the past tense of teach?
Taught
What’s another word for “happy”?
Glad, pleased, content
Correct this: “I goed to the park yesterday.”
I went to the park yesterday.
What’s the largest continent?
Asia
How do you order food in a restaurant? (Give an example)
I’d like a pizza, please. / Can I have a sandwich, please?
Give two words that mean the same as smart.
Clever, intelligent, bright
Say 3 words related to “transport.”
Bus, car, bike, wheels, road, ...
Make a question with “going to”: (they / watch a movie).
Are they going to watch a movie?
What’s one famous place you can visit in Paris?
Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame.
Your friend is sick. What could you say to help them feel better?
Get well soon! / I hope you feel better. / Take care!
Make a sentence using an adjective + noun + verb
The tall boy runs. / The small dog barks. / The happy girl sings.
What’s the difference between “journey” and “trip”?
Journey = traveling from one place to another (focus on the travel).
Trip = going somewhere (focus on the visit).
Which one is correct? Why?
A: “If it will rain, we will stay home.”
B: “If it rains, we will stay home.”
B, because in first conditionals we use Present Simple after if.
Explain the difference: “country” vs. “city.”
Country = a nation (like Chile, France, Japan).
City = a big town inside a country (like Santiago, Paris, Tokyo).
Someone asks you for directions to the park. Say 3 sentences to help them.
Go straight ahead. Turn left at the bank. The park is next to the school.
What’s the difference between borrow and lend? Give an example sentence for each
Borrow = take for a short time → “Can I borrow your pen?”
Lend = give for a short time → “I will lend you my pen.”