Countries and languages
This international language is the most studied in the world, and it is the exact one you learn at school to talk to people from other countries
English
This is a short, warm word for your mother's or father's sister.
Aunt
This is the correct comparative form of the short adjective "tall" in the sentence: "My older brother is ______ than me."
Taller
This is the correct form of the verb "to be" (Present) for the pronoun I in the sentence: "I ______ a student."
am
This is the subject where you read stories, learn grammar, and practice spelling using the language we are speaking right now.
English
This European country is shaped like a boot and is the famous birthplace of pizza, pasta, and the Italian language
Italy
This is what you call the son of your aunt or uncle. They are your relatives, but not your brothers or sisters.
Cousin
When we make a comparison using short adjectives, we always put this 4-letter word after the adjective (for example: faster ______, smaller ______).
than
This is the past tense form of the verb "to be" used for singular pronouns like He, She, and It (for example: "Yesterday, she ______ at home.").
was
If you are running, jumping, and playing basketball or football, you are in this class.
PE
This huge South American country has a green and yellow flag with a blue circle, but people here speak Portuguese, not Spanish
Brazil
This is what your parents call your male children.
Sons
This is the correct spelling of the comparative form for the word "big", where you must double the last letter.
bigger
hese two words are the plural forms of "to be" — one for the Present tense (like "We ______ happy") and one for the Past tense (like "They ______ tired").
are,were
In this class, you study the past, famous kings, ancient battles, and how people lived hundreds of years ago.
History
The flag of this Asian country shows a big red sun, and the local people greet each other by saying "Konnichiwa"
Japan
These two people are the parents of your mother or your father.
Grandparents
For long words like "beautiful" or "interesting", we do not add "-er". Instead, we put this word before them.
more
In the present tense, pronouns like He, She, and It all use this 2-letter form of the verb "to be".
is
In this subject, you learn about numbers, add, subtract, and solve equations.
Maths
This European nation is made of four parts (including England and Scotland), and its blue, white, and red flag is called the "Union Jack".
the United Kingdom
This is the daughter of your brother or your sister.
Niece
The word "good" is a special exception. This is its correct comparative form when you want to say that something is of higher quality.
better
This is the correct form of the verb "to be" in the past tense for the pronoun You (for example: "Where ______ you yesterday?").
were
This subject teaches you about nature, animals, space, and doing cool experiments in a lab
Science