Guess who am I?
A very large orange fruit that grows on the ground.
PUMPKIN
This item is used to dig the ground to make a garden bed.
SPADE
Where can you spot the sign:" Do not feed the ducks".
PARK
What did Santa Claus say when he walked through garden? (SAY THE CORRECT TENSE)
The PAST SIMPLE
Name the UK´s favourite takeaway meal.
Fish and chips
A large round vegetable with thick green or purple leaves.
CABBAGE
This item is used to water the plants.
WATERING CAN
Where can you spot the sign:"Staff only".
department store, hotel etc.
Friends are better than gold. (SAY THE CORRECT TENSE)
The PRESENT SIMPLE
Name the most famous well in Estonia.
The Tuhala Witch´s well
A plant like a small onion, used in cooking to give a strong taste.
GARLIC
Use ____________ (name a tool) to break up the big clumps of soil.
RAKE
Where can you spot the sign:"Keep out".
zoo etc.
This is known as the greening of the city.
The Present Simple Passive
Name at least three superstitions.
Friday the 13th; seeing a black cat; breaking a mirror etc.
A round vegetable with thin green leaves eaten raw in salads.
LETTUCE
A small cart with one wheel and two handles that you use outdoors to carry things, especially in the garden.
WHELLBARROW
Where can you spot the sign:"Please do not leave your luggage unattended".
airport etc.
What will happen to people´s average age by the year 2050?
The FUTURE SIMPLE
What is the building (in London) called where the Members of Parliament gather to discuss important issues?
The Houses of Parliament
A plant with a round dark red root that you cook and eat as a vegetable (in British English).
BEETROOT
A garden tool with a long handle, used for removing unwanted plants from the surface of the soil.
HOE
Where can you spot the sign:"No overnight camping".
seaside,beach
They´d prepared carefully.
The PAST PERFECT
On 17th March people (especially in Ireland) celebrate _______ Day?
St Patrick´s Day