You study numbers, addition, and subtraction in this subject.
What is Math?
How do you say the year 1998 out loud?
What is "Nineteen ninety-eight"?
Choose the correct word: "(All / All of) children go to school."
What is "All"?
What is the simple past form of the verb "to be" for I / He / She / It?
What is "Was"?
What word can you use to correct yourself when you make a mistake speaking?
What is "Actually" (or "Well" / "I mean")?
You study elements, experiments, and the natural world in this subject
What is Science/Chemistry/Biology?
Complete the phrase: "I was born _____ 2005." (in / on / at)
What is "in"?
Complete the sentence: "Most _____ my friends like music."
What is "of"?
Complete the sentence: "Where _____ you born?"
What is "were"?
Complete the phrase used to pause and correct a mistake: "No, _____!"
What is "wait" ("No, wait!")?
You study past events, old wars, and historical figures in this subject.
What is History?
How do you say the year 2024 out loud?
What is "Twenty twenty-four"
Fix the mistake: "A few of students failed the test."
What is "A few students...?
Change this sentence to the negative: "We were happy in middle school."
What is "We weren't (were not) happy in middle school"?
How can you correct a person's name mid-sentence? "I saw David—_____ John—at the store."
What is "I mean"?
You study maps, countries, and continents in this subject.
What is Geography?
Complete the sentence with the past time phrase: "I started high school five years _____."
What is "ago"?
Which phrase refers to 100% of a specific group: "All students" or "All of the students"?
What is "All of the students"?
Form a past question: "(you / play) sports when you were young?"
What is "Did you play sports when you were young?"
Which word is best to soften or correct a statement: "I loved math... ____, it was okay."
Answer: What is "Well"?
You study books, plays, and writing in your native language in this subject.
What is Literature?
Correct the mistake: "She was born on May in 1999."
What is "She was born in May 1999"
Complete with the correct quantifier: "_____ my classmates passed, but two failed."
What is "Most of"?
Correct the sentence: "Where did you grew up?"
"Where did you grow up?"
Create a full correction sentence using "Well" or "Actually" to fix the statement: "I grew up in London." (Correction: Manchester)
What is "I grew up in London... well, actually, Manchester"?