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This adjective describes something very, very big.
Enormous, gigantic, huge
The correct verb form to complete the sentence: "I usually ___ (go) to bed at 10 PM."
go
This is the capital city of the United Kingdom.
London
The meaning of the idiom "break a leg."
Good luck.
What you say when you meet someone for the very first time.
This is a synonym for "happy."
Joyful or pleased.
The correct tense for this sentence: "She ___ (not see) that movie yet."
hasn’t seen
This American holiday, celebrated on the last Thursday of November, is known for turkey and family gatherings.
Thanksgiving
What it means to "feel under the weather."
To feel slightly ill or unwell.
What you say when you accidentally bump into someone.
Excuse me or Sorry.
This word is the opposite of "polite."
Rude or impolite.
The correct conditional form for this sentence: "If it ___ (rain) tomorrow, we ___ (stay) inside."
rains, will stay
This famous landmark in Paris, France, is often used as a symbol of the city, though French is not primarily English. (Slightly tricky, testing general knowledge related to European culture often referenced in English learning)
The Eiffel Tower.
Complete the idiom: "If something is 'a piece of ___', it means it's very easy."
Cake
What you say when someone thanks you for something you've done.
You're welcome or No problem.
If you are "tired," this noun describes the feeling you have.
Tiredness or exhaustion.
The passive voice form of this sentence: "Someone stole my bike yesterday."
My bike was stolen yesterday.
This traditional British meal, typically served in the afternoon, includes THIS TYPE OF DRINK, small sandwiches, scones, and cakes.
Afternoon Tea (or High Tea).
The meaning of the phrasal verb "to look forward to something."
To be excited about something that is going to happen in the future.
What you say if you want someone to repeat something they just said because you didn't hear or understand it.
Could you repeat that?
This verb means "to give someone information or tell them about something."
To inform or to notify.
The correct modal verb and infinitive form to express regret: "He ___ (should / study) harder for the exam, but he didn't."
Should have studied.
This Canadian sport, played on ice with sticks and a puck, is extremely popular in the country.
Ice Hockey.
What it means if you "hit the books."
To study hard.
What you say to politely express strong agreement with someone's opinion.
I couldn't agree more! or Exactly!