Vocabulary
The Great Wall of China and the Maya ruins of Tikal in Guatemala are very old. They are ______.
ancient
you / ever / visit / Los Angeles
Have you ever visited Los Angeles?
Read B’s answer. What question did A ask?
A: Do you have a job?
B: Yes, I do.
A: ______?
B: At a restaurant in Irvine.
Where do you work?
To get a California driver’s license, you need to fill out a form at the DMV. What is this form called?
application
you / ever / try / In-N-Out Burger
Have you ever tried In-N-Out Burger?
Write a follow-up question
A: What did you do this weekend?
B: I went to the beach with my family.
A: ______?
Which beach did you go to? / Who did you go with? / Did you have fun?
Many students at this college want to ______ for a job at a hospital, a restaurant, or a store.
apply
your family / ever / travel / to another country
Has your family ever traveled to another country?
Fix the follow-up question
The follow-up question has a grammar mistake. Correct it.
A: What do you do in your free time?
B: I play soccer.
A: Where you play soccer?
Where do you play soccer?
Taking ESL classes, getting a certificate, and doing an interview are all ______ to getting a good job. What is the word?
steps
you / ever / ride / a roller coaster at Disneyland
Have you ever ridden a roller coaster at Disneyland?
The follow-up question has a grammar mistake. Correct it.
A: Does your brother have a job?
B: Yes, he works at a hospital.
A: What he does there?
What does he do there?
My ______ is to speak English well. After a lot of practice, I will ______ it!
goal; reach
your mom / ever / eat / sushi
Has your mom ever eaten sushi?
What was the follow-up question?
A: Have you ever traveled to another country?
B: Yes, I have.
A: ______?
B: Last summer. I went to Guatemala.
When did you go? / When did you travel there?