Experience
What is this word?
yonhe
honey
What is this word?
eglguag
luggage
What is the correct spelling?
a) ridiculous
b) ridicuolus
a) ridiculous
What does it mean?
to be in a hurry
to be going somewhere very quickly, usually because you are late
What is tthe correct spelling?
a) queque
b) queue
b) queue
What does desert mean?
an area, often covered with sand or rocks
What is the comparative form of this adjective?
long
longer
I went to Amanda's wedding yesterday. She looked ................... (beauty).
I went to Amanda's wedding yesterday. She looked beautiful.
Which one is the odd-one-out?
a) get over
b) cough
c) headache
a) get over
Make a meaningful word!
ebldibr
dribble
Which one means that, you cannot do anything, so you just lie on the bed or something like that.
a) I am boring.
b) I am bored.
b) I am bored.
Which one is the correct?
a) I would like to know where the library is.
b) I would like to know where is the library.
a) I would like to know where the library is.
Too or enough?
I have ......... time to work.
I worked ............ to go home.
enough
I have enough time to work.
I worked enough to go home.
What is the correct form in this sentence?
What about ...................... (go) to the cinema?
going
Correct the mistake!
If you will wake up early, you can do a lot of things.
If you wake up early, you can do a lot of things.
Put the words into the correct order.
New has he to York already the explore to been US.
He has already been to the US to explore New York.
What is the noun form of this verb?
excite
excitement
Present Simple or Will? Write down the correct question.
............. (you/give) me a favour?
Will you give me a favour?
What is the mistake in this sentence?
You had not better go home.
You had better not go home.
Write a negative response to this sentence.
She is at home.
I am not.
Correct the mistake!
While I travelled on the underground, I was seeing a strange sign.
While I was travelling on the underground, I saw a strange sign.
Give a synonym for this word: COSY
comfortable
What can we use in this sentence?
These are the shoes ..................... everyone will want to have.
a) only which, but we can omit
b) only that, but we can omit
c) both
d) both, but we can omit
d) both, but we can omit
These are the shoes (which/that) everyone will want to have.
Write the passive counterpart of this sentence.
I usually buy cars.
Cars are usually bought (by me).
1967 the been world since has the touring circus.
The circus has been touring the world since 1967.