🏡 Describing Places
What is the synonym of "very small" from your list? (Starts with T...)
TINY
The area or door where you go into a building or room is called the .........
ENTRANCE
What do you call a person who makes people laugh?
FUNNY
Choose: "I (am knowing / know) the answer to this difficult question.
know
Choose: "Look! The park rangers (fix / are fixing) the fence over there."
are fixing
If a room is warm, comfortable, and gives you a feeling of comfort, it is .........
COSY
Kitchen items: Where do you wash the dishes? (Starts with S...)
SINK
If someone is always ready to assist others, they are .........
HELPFUL
"Correct the mistake: "This soup is tasting delicious. What did you put in it?
tastes delicious (holat ifodalagani uchun)
"Complete: "Yesterday at 6 PM, I (wash) the dishes in the kitchen sink.
was washing
What are the opposites of the words "dark" and "noisy/chaotic"?
LIGHT / PEACEFUL
Find the odd one out and explain why: Ceiling, Sink, Cupboard.
GEYSER
What are the antonyms (opposites) of "lazy" and "polite"?
Active / Rude
"State vs. Action: "I (have) a big cupboard" vs. "I (have) dinner right now.
have / am having
"Form the sentence: "While I (sit) on a cosy sofa, I (hear) an unusual noise.
was sitting / heard
Describe the space: What is the opposite of a "cold and unattractive" room?
WARM / ATTRACTIVE
Look up: The top inside surface of a room is the........... Where do you keep plates/cups?
CEILING / CUPBOARD
A person who loves art, writes stories, or creates new ideas is .........
Creative
"Fix the sentence: "Are you believing in ghosts?
Do you believe...?
"Find the error: "He was active when he was a child, but now he is lazy." (Use used to)
He used to be active
Explain the difference between an "unusual" house and a "trendy" house.
Unusual = unique/strange; Trendy = modern/fashionable.
People who protect national parks and wild animals are called park .........
RANGERS
If a person is ............, Everybody knows.
POPULAR
"Explain why we cannot say "I am wanting a cup of coffee" in standard English.
"Want" is a state verb expressing a wish/need; it is not used in the continuous form.
Complete: "She (always / complain) about the cold weather!" (Expressing annoyance).
is always complaining (noliyotgani uchun continuous).