Nationalities
A person from Brazil is _____.
Brazilian
Spell the comparative form of big.
B-I-G-G-E-R
This currency is used in many different European countries, namely, countries that are a part of the European Union (EU).
Euro
Make the sentence negative.
There's some food in my bag.
There isn't any food in my bag.
Use How to ask about the price of something.
For example, How much is it?
A person from Sweden is _____.
Swedish
Spell the comparative form of pretty.
P-R-E-T-T-Y
This currency is used in Korea.
won
negative sentences
For example, How many do you have?
A person from the United Kingdom is _____.
British
Make a sentence.
Lotteria is _____ than KFC.
For example, Lotteria is cheaper than KFC.
This currency is used in the United States, Australia, and Taiwan.
dollar
You should use the word some to offer something or to _____ _____ something.
ask for
Use Can to ask for a discount.
For example, Can I get a discount on that?
A person from New Zealand is a _____.
New Zealander / Kiwi
is / silver. / expensive / Gold / than
Gold is more expensive than silver.
Name two denominations of United States coins (for example, penny = 1 cent).
nickel = 5 cents; dime = 10 cents; quarter = 25 cents; half-dollar = 50 cents
Use some or any.
money / do / have / you ?
Do you have any money?
Use Can to ask to use the dressing room. (Don't use the words dressing room.)
For example, Can I try it on?
He's Danish. He's from _____.
Denmark
good / Harry's. / the test / My result / was / in / than
My result in the test was better than Harry's.
Name the historical figure who will soon appear on the U.S. $20 bill.
Harriet Tubman (Black abolitionist)
Use some or any.
borrow / sugar / I / could ?
Could I borrow some sugar?
You work in a shop. Use how and can to ask if a customer needs help.
For example, How can I help you?