Grammar
Translate to English:
"Chodím do posilovny každý pátek."
I go to the gym every Wednesday.
What is the most popular Holiday in Britain?
Christmas
Which European cousine is the most popular across the continent?
Italian
Who was the first president of the United States of America?
George Washington
Say this number: 953
nine hundred fifty-three
Name all possesive adjectives (můj....)
My, your, his, her, its, our, their
When is Halloween celebrated?
31st October
What is the most iconic British food?
Fish and Chips
What is the most famous Czech word in the world?
Robot
You've found a winning lottery ticket on the ground!
You win 300 points!
Congratulations!
Use the correct preposition:
"Let's meet ___ 10 a clock."
"I am ___ the living room."
"I learn English __ Wednesday."
"Let's meet AT 10 a clock."
"I am IN the living room."
"I learn English ON Wednesday."
Put these Holidays in order from the most popular to the least popular. (USA)
Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving
Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween
What is the most popular tea in the UK?
Black - English breakfast type
Who was the first person to walk on the moon?
Neil Armstrong
Name all 6 continents
Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America
Correct the mistake:
"It is always snowing here in winter."
"Today she works from home."
"It always snows here in winter."
"Today she's working from home."
Which country does Halloween originate from?
Ireland
Which fast food chain in the USA has the most restaurants?
Subway
What % of the worlds land area did the British Empire own in their peak.
+/- 3%
Approximately 24%
Say these countries in English:
Irsko, Turecko, Švýcarsko, Česko
Ireland, Turkey, Switzerland, Czechia
Translate to English:
"Miluji ho."
"Nemám to rád"
"Můžeš mi pomoct?"
"I love him"
"I don't like it."
"Can you help me?"
Who created the look of Santa Claus?
Coca Cola company
What year did the first McDonald's restaurant open?
+/- 5 years
1940
Who discovered that America is a new continent and not a part of Asia?
Amerigo Vespucci
Say the opposite adjectives:
Hot, light, cheap, beautiful
cold, dark, expensive, ugly