Countries & Nationalities
What is the nationality of someone from Japan?
Spell it
Japanese
Make this sentence negative using a contraction: "She is from Colombia."
She isn't from Colombia.
Complete with the correct possessive adjective: "I have a cell phone. ____ cell phone is black."
My
How do you say the number 238 in words?
Two hundred and thirty-eight
What question do you ask if you want to know someone's family name?
"What's your last name / surname?"
Complete: "Maciek is from Poland, so he is __________."
Polish
Form a short question: "____ you from Peru?"
Are
Where does the apostrophe go? "This is Marta car."
Marta's car
How do you read the symbol @ and the symbol . in an e-mail address?
Write with words
"at" (@) and "dot" (.)
How do you politely ask someone to spell their name?
"How do you spell that, please?"
Which country is represented by a person who is Scottish?
Scotland
Choose the correct option: "My parents (am not / isn't / aren't) at home right now."
aren't
Choose the correct sentence:
a) They're bags are on the table.
b) Their bags are on the table.
b) Their bags are on the table.
How do you pronounce the number 0 when dictating a telephone number in English?
"oh" (or "zero")
Complete the polite clarification phrase: "Sorry, could you ________ that again, _________?"
say / please
Mention the nationalities for Turkey, Germany, and Argentina.
Turkish, German, Argentinian
Correct this sentence: "Where you are from?"
"Where are you from?"
Correct the error: "The childrens books are in the classroom."
The children's books are in the classroom.
Write in words the missing number: 901 - 1 = _________
Nine hundred
If you don't hear someone clearly, what short polite phrase can you use starting with "Sorry"?
Sorry, could you repeat that?
Identify the country and nationality: "They live in Cairo, they speak Arabic, and their flag has red, white, black, and a gold eagle."
Country: Egypt / Nationality: Egyptian
Complete both blanks with the correct contracted form: "My brother _____ Colombian, he _____ Mexican!" (Negative / Affirmative)
isn't / 's
Translate into English: "Las gafas de mi hermana son caras."
"My sister's glasses are expensive."
Spell out how you would dictate this email address out loud: k_mcrea007@gmail.com
k underscore m c r e a double-oh seven at g mail dot com (o zero zero seven).
Create a 3-line dialogue at a reception desk where the receptionist asks for an email address, doesn't understand, and asks for clarification politely.
Receptionist: "What's your e-mail address?"
Guest: "It's lu_perez@mail.com"
Receptionist: "Sorry, could you say that again, please?" / "How do you spell your last name?"