Opposites
WAS/WERE
Past Tense (Verbs)
Adjectives
Vocab
100
What's the opposite of disagree?
Agree
100
... ... many people at the shopping centre on Saturday afternoon.
There were
100
What's the past tense of "go" and make a sentence using the verb in past.
went, for example: I went to eat at the new restaurant last week.
100
She is...
embarrassed
100
Who does "teenager" refer to?
A person between the ages of 13-19 (more or less):
200
What's the opposite of sell?
buy
200
Was Justin at school today? No, he ...
wasn't
200
I (feel) scared to jump out of the airplane. But my friend really wanted to go so we both went skydiving.
felt
200
I am...
tired
200
What is a cotton mill? Can you use it in a sentence?
A cotton mill is a building that houses spinning or weaving machinery for the production of yarn or cloth from cotton: In the 1900s, people worked in cotton mills for low wages. In Spanish, "Fábrica de algodón."
300
What's the opposite of lend?
borrow
300
Were there any books in the shop? No, there ...
weren't
300
Madeline and I (not play) videogames yesterday. Instead, we went to the shopping mall.
didn't play
300
They are...
relaxed
300
What does unfortunately mean? Can you use it in a sentence?
Desafortunadamente, for example: Unfortunately, I had to leave my job due to poor conditions.
400
What's the opposite of connect?
disconnect
400
Rachel is coming back from her trip tomorrow. She ... in Canada this past month. She told me the people there were so nice!
was
400
What's the past tense of "write" and can you also make a sentence using the verb in the past.
wrote, for example: I wrote in my diary last year about my trip to Peru.
400
bored
400
What are "laws"? Can you use it in a sentence?
rules that order our society: There are laws against drinking in the street. In Spanish, it means "leyes."
500
What's the opposite of recieve?
send
500
There ... any biscuits in the cupboard. We should go buy some more at the store soon.
weren't
500
My family (not see) the film at the cinema. We decided to go for a walk in the park to enjoy the nice weather instead.
didn't see
500
Can you tell me 5 adjectives to describe how someone could be feeling?
Now use one of them in a sentence with "to be"
I am...
You are..
He/She is...
They/We are...
For example: unhappy, bored, annoyed, surprised, excited, embarrassed, tired, worried, scared or relaxed.
I am worried about my exam results.
500
What does "hang out" mean? Can you use it in a sentence?
to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone:I was hanging out with my friends last night. In Spanish, "Pasar el Rato."