Vocabulary
Superlatives
Comparatives
past simple/continious
present simple/
continious
100

List 3 positive opinion adjectives.

brilliant, amazing, awesome…

100

Superlative form of ¨close¨.

Closest

100

Comparative form of "far". (2)

 farther / further

100

Which is correct? "I’m knowing / I know the answer." 

I’m know the answer.

100

Which is correct? "She works / is working as a teacher now." 

is working

200

This instrument is very big, has many strings and is very pretty. 

Harp

200

Superlative form of "bad". 

the worst

200

Bob is ________  __________ than Tim. (menos inteligente)

less intelligent 
200

Correct the sentence: "She buyed a new phone  at the store.”

She bought a new phone at the store. 

200

Correct the sentence: "He is usually going to the gym." 

He usually goes to the gym.

300

I love Bad Bunny! I am going to his _______ in Madrid in May. (2)

concert / live performance 

300

Lara is the _______ ___________ when we don´t study for the exam. (dissapointed)

most dissapointed

300

Correct the sentence: "She is more rich than him." 

She is richer than him.

300

Use "run" in a past simple sentence AND a past continuous sentence with the subject "you".

You ran, you were running...

300

Which sentence is temporary? "I live in Paris." / "I’m living in Paris." 

I’m living...

400

Name 4 instruments we have learned.

drums, guitar, saxophone, trumpet, violin…

400

Superlative: This necklace is the __________ in the store. (barato)

cheapest

400

comparatives of height (2)

Taller / Shorter

400

"What did you have for lunch?"

"I had lunch in my car."

Why is this an incorrect response?

The question is "what" not "where" did you have lunch.

400

Use "always" with a present simple verb in a sentence.

He always eats a banana...

500

List 6 different types of music.

rap, pop, rock, classical, jazz, reggaton...

500

Superlative form of ¨healthy¨

Healthiest

500

"The _ you study, the _ you learn."

 more, more

500

Use "to go" in a past simple AND a past continuous sentence with the subject "he".

He went... he was going...

500

Explain the difference: "She speaks French." vs. "She is speaking French." 

General ability vs. happening now