Titles
What do you call single or married men?
Mr.
Give three examples of consonants.
d, m, k ...
Name all the seasons
Winter, spring, summer, Fall
How do you say to be in the Present?
am, is, are
What is the plural for "this" and "that"?
These, those
What do you call a married female?
Spell it
Mrs.
Name all vowels in the English alphabet
a,e,i,o,u
Name all the second months of the year.
January, April, July, October
Give an example of four irregular verbs.
Cut-cut
Bring-brought ...
What question do you ask to CHOOSE?
Which?
Finish the sentence:
A female police officer asks:
- Do you understand me?
You:
Yes, ______.
Ma'am
What article would you choose:
This is ___ alligator.
That is ___ dangerous alligator.
Let's meet in ___ hour.
Explain your choice.
"a" before a vowel
"an" before a consonant.
"an hour" is an exception.
What time is it?
10:20, 10:40
Twenty past ten
Twenty to eleven
What is the answer:
A: Will your brother come to school tomorrow?
B: Yes, _____.
Yes, he will.
What medication is in the gelatine shell?
A capsule
How do you call single or married females, that you don't know? Spell it.
Ms.
What is the plural for "tea" and "cup of tea"?
Tea- always singular
cups of tea
How do you tell the time from midnight to noon?
A.M.
Tell this sentence in Present/Past/ Future Simple with NOT:
I _______ do my homework.
don't/didn't/won't
Name FIVE "aches" that humans may have.
Headache, earache, stomachache, backache, toothache.
How do you use: "lady" and "Ms.", "gentleman" and "Mr."
Give examples.
You need to add a name after Ms. and Mr. while "lady" and "gentleman" can be used alone.
This lady/gentleman is my manager.
Mr./Ms. Smith is my manager.
Make plural forms for:
box, boy, puppy, child
Explain your choice
boxes
boys
puppies
children
When do the Americans celebrate Independence Day?
Give the full answer.
The Americans celebrate Independence Day on the 4th of July.
Tell this sentence in Present/Past/Future Simple:
He (live) far from school.
lives/lived/will live
Which adverbs don't need to add -ly?
Hard, fast, late, early