🧠 Adjectives
What do you call a person who makes good, practical decisions? (Starts with S...)
Sensible
What is an informal, friendly synonym for "a friend"? (Starts with P...)
Pal
Choose: "Our school football team managed to (win / beat) the other team by 3-1.
Beat
Choose: "I (used to play / am playing) tennis a lot, but now I don't have time.
Used to play
Choose: "Do you have (some / any) experience in sports competitions?"
Any
If someone is always worried and nervous, they are .........
Anxious
Moving your hands or head to express an idea or feeling is using .........
Gestures
"Fix the collocations: "He won a goal and entered a prize.
Scored a goal / Won a prize
"Form the sentence: "While my mom (cook), the kitchen lights suddenly (go) out.
Was cooking / Went
Fill in: "There isn't ........ information about the test, but there are ........ sample questions.
Much / Some
Define "jealous" and "loyal" by showing their main difference.
Jealous = unhappy because someone has something you want; Loyal = remaining faithful to a friend/group
Body language: In many cultures, ........ someone tightly is a sign of deep affection.
Hugging
"Fill in the blank: "If you want to practice your hobbies, you should ........ a club.
Join a club
"Find the mistake: "Water is freezing at 0 degrees Celsius."State vs. Action:
Freezes (scientific fact)
"Is "much" used with countable or uncountable nouns? Give one example.
Uncountable (e.g., much water, much time)
Find 2 synonyms from your list for the words: "kind/caring" and "relaxed/calm".
Thoughtful and Easygoing
Use a prefix to make the opposite of "pleasant" and "reliable".
Unpleasant / Unreliable
"Idiom/Phrase: "I have never tried skiing, but I want to have / join a go at it.
Have a go at
"I (think) about moving to Tashkent, but I (think) it's too crowded.
Am thinking / Think
Error correction: "I don't have many money left in my wallet."
Much money
Choose: "Be careful with what you say; she is very (sensible / sensitive) and cries easily."
Sensitive.
Phrasal verbs: The opposite of "appear" is ......... What is its noun form?
Disappear
"Sentence completion: "Don't ........ an opportunity to study abroad; you might regret it."
Miss an opportunity.
"Complete: "She (always / leave) her books on my desk!" (Expressing irritation in Present Continuous).
Is always leaving (annoying habit uchun continuous ishlatiladi).
Complete: "Would you like ........ coffee?" (Which determiner is used for polite offers?)
Some.