Grammar
Vocabulary
Past Stories
Future Plans
Advice & Decisions
100

Correct the sentence:
She have to study tonight.

She has to study tonight.

100

Name three gadgets you use every day.

Possible answers: phone, tablet, laptop, headphones, smartwatch

100

Tell us one thing you did yesterday.

Example: I watched a movie yesterday.

100

Tell us one thing you are going to do this weekend.

Example: I’m going to visit my grandparents.

100

Your friend is tired. Give one piece of advice using should.

Answer example: You should go to bed early.

200

Choose the correct option:
Yesterday at 8:00, I watched / was watching TV.

was watching

200

Name three sports verbs.

Possible answers: run, kick, throw, catch, score, train

200

Complete the sentence:
I was doing my homework when ______.

Possible answer: my friend called me.

200

Make a prediction about the future using will.

Example: People will use more electric cars.

200

Your school has an important rule. Make a sentence with must / mustn’t.

Example: Students must arrive on time.

300

Complete the sentence:
This book is ______ than that one. (interesting)

more interesting

300

What word describes very strong rain?

heavy rain

300

Tell us what you were doing at 8:00 pm yesterday.

Example: I was having dinner.

300

Tell us about one arrangement you already have. Use Present Continuous.

Example: I’m meeting my friends on Saturday.

300

Your friend has a test tomorrow but wants to play video games all night. Give two pieces of advice.

Example: You should study. You shouldn’t stay up late.

400

Correct the sentence:
I have went to Cancún twice.

I have been/gone to Cancún twice.

400

Name three places in town and say what you can do there.

Example: At the pharmacy, you can buy medicine.

400

Create a sentence using Past Simple + Past Continuous.

Example: I was walking home when it started to rain.

400

Give:

  • one intention with going to
  • one arrangement with Present Continuous
  • one prediction with will

-

400

Explain the difference:

You must do your homework.
vs.
You don’t have to do your homework.

Answer:
must = it is necessary.
don’t have to = it is not necessary.


500

Complete the First Conditional:
If it rains tomorrow, ______.

If it rains tomorrow, we will stay home.

500

Describe a type of transportation without saying its name. Your team must guess it.

Example: “It travels underground and stops at stations.”
Answer: subway / underground

500

Tell a 30-second story about something surprising that happened to you. Use at least:

  • one Past Continuous verb
  • two Past Simple verbs
  • Last Saturday, I was walking home when I heard a loud noise. I looked behind me and saw a dog running after a ball. The ball hit a trash can, and everything fell on the street. I was really surprised, but then I started laughing.


    Past Continuous: was walking
    Past Simple: heard, looked, saw, hit, fell, started
500

Imagine it is the year 2050. Make three predictions about school, technology or travel.

...

500

Situation:
Your friend wants to get healthier but hates exercise.

Give:

  • one sentence with should
  • one with shouldn’t
  • one with have to / don’t have to

Example:
You should walk every day.
You shouldn’t eat too much junk food.
You don’t have to go to a gym.

M
e
n
u