Vacation
adjectives
adjectives
The hotel bed helped me rest and sleep well. Was it comfortable or bumpy?
Comfortable.
Complete: My vacation _____ amazing.
was
Give the past tense of visit.
Visited.
Complete: Last summer, I _____ (go) to Cancún.
went
In Finding Nemo, what kind of animal was Nemo?
He was a fish (a clownfish).
The mountains and lake were beautiful to look at. The views were s_____.
Scenic.
Complete: The people _____ friendly, but the weather _____ terrible.
Were; was.
Complete with the past tense: We _____ (stay) at a hotel and _____ (walk) to the beach.
Stayed; walked.
Give the past tense of eat and buy.
Ate; bought.
In Titanic, did Jack and Rose travel by ship or by plane? Answer in a full past sentence.
They traveled by ship.
Which adjective means “not common or ordinary”: unusual, exciting, or relaxing?
Unusual.
Make negative: We were at the hotel yesterday.
We weren’t at the hotel yesterday.
Which past verb ends in /ɪd/: watched, called, or visited?
Visited.
Correct both verbs: She taked photos and seen monkeys.
She took photos and saw monkeys.
In Coco, what instrument did Miguel play? Answer in a full past sentence.
He played the guitar.
Give the opposites: friendly people; wonderful weather.
Unfriendly or cold people; horrible, awful, bad, or terrible weather.
Put in order: your / how / trip / was / ?
How was your trip?
Make negative: They traveled by train.
They didn’t travel by train.
Complete: Someone _____ (steal) my wallet, but the police _____ (find) it.
Stole; found.
In the first Harry Potter film, where did Harry go to study magic? Answer with went.
He went to Hogwarts.
Describe this trip in two past sentences with different adjectives: a calm beach day, followed by a flight with sudden movements.
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Ask a yes/no question about “The flights were comfortable” and give a negative short answer.
Were the flights comfortable? No, they weren’t.
Make a question with Where: you / stay / last summer. Then answer using “a hotel.”
Where did you stay last summer? I stayed at a hotel.
Make negative and then ask a yes/no question: He swam in the ocean.
He didn’t swim in the ocean. Did he swim in the ocean?
In Frozen, who was Elsa’s sister, and what happened to Olaf when he got too warm? Use two past sentences.
Anna was Elsa’s sister. Olaf melted (when he got too warm).