Vocabulary
What is the difference between fun and funny?
You talk about a FUN experience / you talk about a FUNNY person
What is the noun of the verb "know"?
Knowledge
I intend to learn a new language.
Complete this sentence with the infinitive or -ing : I love _________ more than any other sports. (run)
I love running more than any other sports.
Do you say "make" or "do" housework?
Do housework
What is the contrary of a well-paid job?
A badly-paid job
Give me a definition for volunteering.
It's when you help in an association without getting paid.
Complete this 2nd conditional sentence: If I won the lottery, I ____________ a big house.
If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house.
Complete this 1st conditional sentence: When I finish work, I _____________ you. (call)
When I finish work, I will call you.
What is a competitive person?
A person who gives 100% in a sport or a competition and wants to win.
What is a tutor?
A teacher who helps you study either privately or in small groups
Choose the correct word: I've got a work / job in a shop every week-ends.
Job
Complete the sentence: Can I give you a ________ of advice?
A piece of advice
What does the phrasal verb "take down" mean?
To remove something (from a wall)
Make comparisons: I am taller than my sister. My sister is not __ __ __ me.
My sister is not as tall as me.
What is the difference between listen and hear?
Hear = to be aware of (sound) through the ear / Listen = to pay attention to someone or something in order to hear what is being said, played, etc.
What is the difference between look, see and watch?
See = to notice or become aware of (someone or something) by using your eyes / Look = to direct your eyes in a particular direction / Watch = to look at (someone or something) for an amount of time and pay attention to what is happening
What does the phrasal verb "take somebody on" mean?
To compete against someone.
What is the difference between those two sentences and why: It is healthy to drink tea regularly / She ordered a cup of tea.
What is the difference between adjectives with -ed and adjectives with -ing?
-ed is for how a person feels / -ing refers to what made the person feel that way. (I am amused by the movie / the movie is amusing)
Talking about sports and activities, when do you use "go", "play" or "do"?
Go = for sports that end in -ing and usually done outdoors. Play = for sports which are considered games. Do = for other sports that don't use go or play
What does the phrasal verb "get out of doing something" mean?
When you manage to avoid to do something (punishment, homework, house chores, etc)
When do you use the infinitive of a verb or -ing?
The infinitive = to say why we do something, to say why something exists, after too and enough. -Ing = as the subject of a sentence, after some verbs (admit, dislike, etc), after some expressions (It's not worth, it's a waste of time, etc)
How do you form Zero, 1st and 2nd Conditionals?
If + present simple + present simple (zero) / if + present simple + will + infinitive (1st) / if + past simple + would + infinitive (2nd)
What is the difference between food, meal and dish?
Food = something that people eat to be alive / dish = food prepared in a particular way as a part of a meal / meal = an occasion when food is eaten