Vocabulary
What adjective means food tastes very good?
Delicious
Complete: Yesterday, I ___ (watch) TV.
Watched
What word means something difficult that tests your abilities?
Challenge
Complete: I ___ going to study tonight.
You try a piece of chocolate cake, and it tastes amazing. What adjective would you use to describe it?
Delicious
What is another word for food prepared and served as part of a meal?
Dish
Complete: I ___ (sleep) when the phone rang.
Was sleeping
What verb means to give someone confidence or motivation?
Encourage
Complete: She ___ going to visit her grandma tomorrow.
Is
You help your classmates clean the classroom, and your teacher gives you extra free time as a thank-you. Is this a reward or a punishment?
Reward
What verb means to get food ready to eat?
Prepare
Complete: While I was cooking, my friend ___ (call).
Called
What verb means to express approval of someone's achievement?
Praise
Make a future sentence: They / play soccer / tomorrow.
They are going to play soccer tomorrow.
Your friend feels nervous before a presentation. You tell them, “You can do it! I believe in you!” What are you doing?
Encouraging
What adjective describes food that has not been cooked?
Raw
Which is correct: “I didn't eat nothing” or “I didn't eat anything”?
What do you call something you win in a competition?
Prize
Your friend says, “I forgot my pen!” Offer help using will.
I'll lend you a pen. / I'll help you.
You were studying when your best friend suddenly called you. Complete: “While I ___, my friend called me.” (study)
I was studying
What is the difference between a vegan and a vegetarian?
A vegetarian avoids meat, while a vegan avoids all animal products.
Complete: There is ___ in the room. It is completely empty. (someone / anyone / no one)
No one
What is the difference between a reward and a punishment?
A reward recognizes good behavior or achievement, while a punishment is a consequence for wrongdoing.
What is the difference between “I'm going to study” and “I'll help you”?
“Going to” usually expresses a prior plan or intention. “Will” can express a spontaneous decision, offer, or promise.
Your friend is nervous about an English exam tomorrow. Make one sentence using going to to describe a plan and one using will to offer help.
“I'm going to study tonight.” / “I'll help you study.”