Personality & Adjectives
What adjective describes someone who is always happy and smiling?
Cheerful
What question do you ask to find out someone's age?
How old are you?
What room in a house is used for cooking?
Kitchen
Complete the sentence: “She _____ very friendly.” (is / are)
is
What verb means to own something: have or take?
Have
What adjective describes someone who is relaxed and doesn't worry too much?
Laid-back
Complete the question: “Where _____ you from?
are
What piece of furniture do you usually sleep in?
Bed
Correct the mistake: “He live in Monterrey.”
He lives in Monterrey.
Complete the expression: “_____ a mistake.” (do / make)
make
What adjective describes someone who creates original ideas, stories, or artwork?
Creative
Your mother's brother is your _____.
Uncle
What room is usually used to relax and watch television?
Living room
What tense do we normally use to talk about habits and routines?
Present Simple
What is the past participle of lose?
Lost
What adjective describes someone who believes in their own abilities and isn't afraid to speak in front of others?
Confident
What do you call the daughter of your aunt or uncle?
Cousin
What is the difference between a garage and a yard?
A garage is a place where a car can be parked; a yard is an outdoor area around a house.
Complete the sentence: “I _____ a new phone, but my sister _____ two phones.” (have / has)
have; has
Complete the sentence: “I can't find my keys. I think I have _____ them.” (lose)
lost
Explain the difference between easy-going and caring.
Easy-going means relaxed and easy to get along with; caring means kind and concerned about other people's feelings or needs.
Write a complete question asking someone about their hometown, and give a grammatically correct example answer.
“Where are you from?” — “I'm from Monterrey, Mexico.” Other grammatically correct equivalent questions may be accepted.
Name three different objects you might find in a bedroom and describe the purpose of one of them in English.
Examples include a bed, wardrobe, desk, lamp, and mirror. Example description: “A wardrobe is used to store clothes.” Accept other suitable answers.
Correct both mistakes: “My friends is funny, and they likes playing video games.”
My friends are funny, and they like playing video games
or
My friend is funny and he likes playing video games
Explain why we say “have a house” but normally not “take a house” when talking about owning a home.
“Have” expresses possession or ownership. “Take” does not normally express owning a house.