Mixed Grammar
Lionel Messi is Argentina/Argentinian.
Lionel Messi is Argentinian.
London is the capital of British/Great Britain.
London is the capital of Great Britain.
Ksyusha is usually tired after college.
уставшая
a banana - eight ...?
a banana - eight bananas
a/an hotel
a hotel
The top 2 letters/words are "I" and "you".
The top 2 words are "I" and "you".
English is/has many words from other languages.
English has many words from other languages.
English lessons with Kate are not boring!
не скучные
one key - three ...?
one key - three keys
a/an Turkish restaurant
a Turkish restaurant
A: (1) ...... you from Australia?
B: Yes, I (2) ...... .
A: (3) ...... you in France now?
B: No, I (4) ...... not.
A: (1) Are you from Australia?
B: Yes, I (2) am .
A: (3) Are you in France now?
B: No, I (4) am not.
The English alphabet have/has five vowels: a, e, i, o and u.
The English alphabet has five vowels: a, e, i, o and u.
Women usually have purses and men wallets.
кошелек, бумажник
a knife - 2 ...?
a knife - 2 knives
a/an Australian bank
an Australian bank
The top (number 1) letter in English is/has "e".
The top (number 1) letter in English is "e".
Расскажи о 3-х вещах, которые есть у твоих соседок в комнате.
Расскажи о 3-х вещах, которых нет в вашей комнате.
Weeeeell done!
A hairdresser and an athlete are difficult jobs.
Парикмахер, профессиональный спортсмен
one dish - two ...?
one dish - two dishes
a/an hour
an hour
Make a question and answer:
1) seventeen/ are/ you (negative)
2) in/ we/ in an English lesson/ are (positive)
3) have/ Liam/ does/ dictionary/ a (positive)
1) Are you seventeen? No, I am not
2) Are we in an English lesson? Yes, we are
3) Does Liam have a dictionary? Yes, he does
English number/numbers have difficult spellings! "1" is /isn’t "wun", it’s "one"; "2" isn’t "too", it’s "two"; and "8" is "eight". Crazy!
English numbers have difficult spellings! "1" isn’t "wun", it’s "one"; "2" isn’t "too", it’s "two"; and "8" is "eight". Crazy!
1) a married woman?
2) A man?
3) A single woman?
4) A doctor?
5) A woman?
1) a married woman? Mrs (Missis)
2) A man? Mr (Mister)
3) A single woman? Miss (Miss)
4) A doctor? Dr (Doctor)
5) A woman? Ms (Miz)
one holiday - 100 ...?
one holiday - 100 holidays
a/an university
a university