GRAMMAR
THE VERB (TO PLAY) FOR HE, SHE, IT IN THE SIMPLE PRESENT
PLAYS
YOU USE ME TO LEARN NEW THINGS, BUT SOMETIMES YOU LET ME ON THE SHELF
BOOK
VERY BIG
HUGE
APARTMENT
BISCUIT
COOKIE
THE WORD YOU USE TO EXPRESS OPPOSITE IDEAS
BUT
ON ME WATER FLOWS ON A VERTICAL DROP
WATERFALL
VERY COLD
FREEZING
SUBWAY
UNDERGROUND
CHIPS
FRIES
THE VERB TO BE IN THE PAST PARTICIPLE
BEEN
CAKES ONLY GROW WHEN I'M AROUND
BAKING POWDER
VERY SHORT
BRIEF
YARD
GARDEN
TROUSERS
PANTS
CONDITIONAL USED TO EXPRESS REGRET, IMPOSSIBLE THINGS
THIRD CONDITIONAL
HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN YOU'RE VERY, VERY HUNGRY?
STARVING
VERY ANGRY
FURIOUS
SWEATER
JUMPER
LIFT
ELEVATOR
THE INFINITIVE FORM OF THE VERB RIDDEN
TO RIDE
A HUNDRED YEARS OLD
CENTURY
VERY TIRED
EXHAUSTED
CAB
TAXI
LORRY
TRUCK