VOCABULARY
We often have a __________ in our garden when the weather is good.
COOKOUT
I is visiting my grandparents this weekend.
INCORRECT. I AM visiting my grandparents this weekend.
I __________ (take) the 6.50 train tomorrow.
AM TAKING
I __________ Christmas in New York this year.
A- am spending
B- am having
C- am ging
A- AM SPENDING
How many numbers are there on a dice?
none
There are only dots on a dice.
Andrew is having a __________ today. Six of his friends are staying the night.
SLEEPOVER
She wants to live somewhere by the sea.
CORRECT
A: What's wrong?
B: __________, I'm fine.
NOTHING
She doesn't want __________ to help her.
A- SOMEBODY
B- ANYBODY
C- NOBODY
B- ANYBODY
A cat has three kittens: Daisy, Kittie and Gracie. What is the mother's name.
WHAT
It was a statement not a question.
Do you want to go to a __________ ________ with me? I have tickets for Boca vs. River
SOCCER GAME
Does somebody have a phone charger?
INCORRECT. Does ANYBODY/ANYONE have a phone charger?
She _____ tennis with her friends next Friday.
IS PLAYING
They looked __________ for the money. They looked in all the places in the house.
A- EVERYBODY
B- SOMEWHERE
C- EVERYWHERE
C- EVERYWHERE
What is in the center of Paris that can't be found in Washington or London?
Letter "R"
The center of paRis is R.
To leave the ground and begin to fly (planes).
TAKE OFF
What time you are leaving tomorrow?
INCORRECT. What time ARE YOU LEAVING tomorrow?
_______________ (Laura and Ben / come back) next Tuesday?
ARE LAURA AND BEN COMING BACK next Tuesday?
A: Where ________ you _________ Aylin tonight? B: At a restaurant.
A- are / meeting
B- is / meeting
C- do / meeting
A- are / meeting
What happened on the 31st of June 1945?
Nothing
There are only 30 days in June.
My dad is __________ ___ my sister from school today.
PICKING UP
She didn´t bring nothing to the party.
INCORRECT. She didn´t bring ANYTHING to the party.
__________ is going really well and so I'm really happy.
EVERYTHING
We __________ classes on Friday because it's a holiday.
A- are having
B- having
C- aren´t having
C- aren´t having
Which is correct:
Six and six IS eleven or
six and six ARE eleven?
Neither – Six and Six is twelve.