Grammar Detective
Fashion Challenge
Fix It!
Reading Detectives
Logic & Mysteries
100

Complete: Look! She ___ (wear) a beautiful dress.

is wearing

100

What do you wear on your feet when you play sports?

Trainers

100

She wearing a blue jacket.

She is wearing a blue jacket.

100

Text: Emma usually wears jeans and trainers to school. Today she is wearing a skirt and black shoes.

Statement: Emma is wearing jeans today.

False

100

The Wet Hair Mystery

Jack walks to school without an umbrella or a hat. It is raining, but his hair doesn't get wet. How is this possible?

Jack is bald.

200

Make negative: They are playing football.

They aren't playing football.

200

What is the opposite of tight clothes?

Baggy clothes

200

I am usually going to school by bus.

I usually go to school by bus.

200

Text: Tom has a red jacket and a blue coat. He wears his coat when the weather is cold.

Statement: Tom has two coats.

False — he has one coat and one jacket.

200

The Race

You are running in a race. You pass the person in second place. What place are you in now?

Second place

300

Choose: My brother usually wears / is usually wearing jeans.

usually wears

300

Which word is different: scarf, gloves, shorts, coat? Why?

Shorts — usually for warm weather

300

He don't like wearing smart clothes.

He doesn't like wearing smart clothes.

300

Text: Lily is shopping with her mother. She wants to buy a patterned dress for her birthday party. Her mother prefers a plain dress.

Statement: Lily and her mother have different opinions about the dress.

True

300

The Three Bags

Anna, Ben and Kate each have a different bag: red, blue or green.

Anna doesn't have the red bag. Ben has the green bag. Kate doesn't have the blue bag.

Who has the blue bag?

Anna

400

My sister usually ___ (wear) casual clothes, but today she ___ (wear) a smart dress.

wears / is wearing

400

What do we call a T-shirt with pictures or shapes on it?

Patterned T-shirt

400

Are you understanding this question?

Do you understand this question?

400

Text: Every Saturday, Adam helps at a charity shop. People bring clothes they don't need. The shop sells the clothes and uses the money to help families.

Statement: Adam's parents also work at the charity shop.

Not Stated

400

The Mystery Number

I am a two-digit number. My digits add up to 9. My tens digit is 3 more than my ones digit. What number am I?

63

500

Find and correct TWO mistakes: "She don't usually wear skirts, but today she wear one.

She doesn't usually wear skirts, but today she is wearing one.

500

Give the opposites of these FOUR adjectives: expensive, safe, friendly, usual.

inexpensive, unsafe, unfriendly, unusual

500

Correct THREE mistakes: "My sister usually wear casual clothes, but today she wearing a smart dress because she go to a party."

My sister usually wears casual clothes, but today she is wearing a smart dress because she is going to a party.

500

Text: Sophie usually buys new clothes every month. This year, she is trying something different. She exchanges clothes with her friends instead of buying new ones. She says it helps her save money and reduce waste.

Decide T/F/NS:

A. Sophie is changing her shopping habits.

B. Sophie exchanges clothes because she has no money.

C. Sophie thinks exchanging clothes is good for the environment.

A — True; B — Not Stated; C — True.

500

The Missing Phone

Three students — Alex, Ben and Charlie — are in a classroom. One of them has the missing phone.

Alex says, "Ben has it."

Ben says, "Charlie has it."

Charlie says, "Ben is lying."

Only ONE student is telling the truth. Who has the phone?

 Alex. 

If Alex has the phone, only Charlie is telling the truth.

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