Vocabulary
This is how you feel when you have nothing to do and nothing sounds fun.
What is bored?
Turn the adjective HAPPY into a noun.
What is happiness?
In the question "Who called you yesterday?", are we asking about the subject or the object?
What is the subject?
Present tense we use for daily routines and general facts.
What is the Present Simple?
This is how you feel when you make a silly mistake in front of everyone and your face turns red.
What is embarrased?
Turn the adjective CONFUSED into a noun.
What is confusion?
Change this statement into an object question asking about the bold word: "Sarah saw a ghost."
What did Sarah see?
Complete the sentence using the Present Continuous: "Look! She __________ (read) a book right now."
What is "is reading"?
This is how you feel when you have too many exams, work to do, or problems to handle at once.
What is stressed?
Turn the adjectives DISAPPOINTED and LONELY into nouns.
What are disappointment and loneliness?
Choose the correct question:
A) What happened at school today?
B) What did happen at school today?
What is A?
Present tense that connects a past action to the present.
What is the Present Perfect?
You feel this way when something doesn't make sense or you don't understand what is happening.
What is confused?
One of these noun forms is INCORRECT. And what is the correct word?
A) Sadness
B) Exhaustment
C) Excitement
What is B? (Exhaustion)
Make a subject question for this answer: "Tom lost the keys."
Who lost the keys?
Identify the tenses in these two sentences:
"I eat lunch at 12 PM."
"I have eaten lunch already."
What are Present Simple (1) and Present Perfect (2)?
This emotion is stronger than "happy", it means you are filled with great pleasure!
What is delighted?
The difference between lonely and loneliness.
What is that lonely is an adjective (describing how a person feels) and loneliness is a noun (the overall state itself)?
Explain why we use did in "Who did you meet?" but NOT in "Who met you?".
What is because the first is an object question (needs auxiliary did) and the second is a subject question (no auxiliary verb)?
Choose the correct option to describe an action happening at this exact moment:
A) I study English.
B) I am studying English.
C) I have studied English.
What is B?