Vocabulary
What is the opposite of "happy"?
sad
Choose the correct word: "I ___ a student." (is / am / are)
am
Unscramble these words to make a sentence: "is / This / a / book"
This is a book.
Fill in the blank with IN, ON, or AT: "The clock is ___ the wall."
on
Find and correct the mistake: "She have a cat."
She has a cat.
Which word is a type of fruit? (table / apple / carrot / water)
apple
Fill in the blank with the simple past tense: "Yesterday, she ____ a delicious dinner." (cook)
cooked
Turn this sentence into a question: "He can play the guitar."
Can he play the guitar?
Fill in the blank with IN, ON, or AT: "The party is ___ Saturday."
on
Find and correct the mistake: "I didn't bought anything."
I didn't buy anything.
What do you call a person who flies an airplane?
pilot
Fill in the blank: "He has _____ in Taiwan for ten years." (live)
lived
Combine these two sentences using the word "and": "She likes tea. She likes coffee."
She likes tea and coffee.
Complete the phrasal verb: "Please ____ the lights when you leave the room." (turn)
turn off
Find and correct the mistake: "He is more taller than his sister."
He is taller than his sister.
What is a synonym for the word "difficult"?
hard, challenging, tough
Complete the sentence: "While I was studying, my brother ________ television." (watch)
was watching
Rewrite this sentence in the passive voice: "The teacher answered the question."
The question was answered by the teacher.
Fill in the blank: "My car ran ____ of gas on the way to work."
out
Find and correct the mistake: "I am interested on learning new things."
I am interested in learning new things.
What is the difference between "lend" and "borrow"?
You lend something to someone. You borrow something from someone. (The direction is opposite
Complete the sentence: "By the time we got to the theater, the movie ____ already _____." (start)
had already started
Rewrite this sentence starting with "Never...": "I have never seen such a beautiful sunset."
Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
What does the phrasal verb "to look up to someone" mean?
To admire or respect someone.
If I would have studied, I would have passed the exam.
If I had studied, I would have passed the exam.