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Christmas
Correct the mistake: "Yesterday we goed to the new mall."
Yesterday we went to the new mall
Change the verbs to the simple past tense form:
see, put, change, learn
saw, put, changed, learned
Which word is not an adjective?
ancient, traffic, popular, cheap
Which word is not a verb?
celebrate, decorate, entertainment, enjoy
entertainment
What is the day before Christmas called?
Christmas Eve
Correct the mistake in the sentence: "My sister is wait at home for me."
Which word has a different vowel sound?
caught, match, stop, across
match
Which word is something you can find in nature?
capital, crowded, cheap, cave
cave
Which word is spelled incorrectly, and what is the correct spelling?
culture, celebration, perade
parade
Name three foods that are commonly eaten at Thanksgiving in Canada/America
Examples: turkey, apple pie, pumpkin pie, corn, cranberries, stuffing, potatoes
Correct the mistake in the question: "Where does people usually visit when they come to Cambodia?"
Where do people usually visit when they come to Cambodia?
Is this sentence an opinion or fact?
"Chocolate ice cream is the best kind of dessert."
opinion
What is a word that means 'relating to the countryside, not to cities or towns'?
rural
What word can either mean part of a meal or something that you eat from?
dish
Harbin
I want to have the new English course this semester.
I want to take the new English course this semester.
Which word is not a common collocation with the word take?
part, activity, place, care
activity
What is a word that means 'something built over a river or road that lets people, cars, or trains go across'?
bridge
What is the word that means 'clothes that people wear to make them look like something else'?
costume
Which country celebrates the annual Festival of Ideas?
The UK
Which sentence has a mistake?
1. I'd suggest you try the new pizza place. It's great!
2. Why not visit Canada? I've heard it's beautiful in the winter.
3. How about try this? It's much easier.
3. How about trying this?
List three words that are common collocations of the word 'take'
examples: picture/photo, class, time, care, part
What is a word that means 'relating to the present time and not to the past'?
modern
What is a word that means 'a piece of art that is made from stone, wood, metal, etc.'?
sculpture