Grammar
The simple past tense of the verb "Go"
What is went?
A word that is the opposite of "full."
What is empty?
The capital city of the United States.
What is Washington, D.C.?
The person who writes a book.
What is the author?
What are these delicious fruits all together in a vine?
WHat is grapes?
The difference between "their" and "there"
What is possessive and place?
A person who travels to space.
What is an astronaut?
People in the UK often call this breakfast food "bacon."
What is ham?
The lesson or message of a story.
What is the theme (or moral?)
What is Pencil sharpener
A two-word phrasal verb meaning "get something out"
What is Take off?
The adjective form of the noun "success."
What is successful?
On this holiday, children dress up in costumes and go door-to-door asking for candy.
What is Halloween?
The type of text where you would find words like 'ingredients,' 'bake,' and 'teaspoon.'
What is a recipe?
That flag has a UK flag with 6 stars on it
What is the Australia flag?
You use this to talk about an action that started in the past and is still true now (e.g., "I ___ lived here for five years.")
What is the present perfect tense (or have/has + past participle)?
An idiom that means "It's time to go to bed."
What is time to hit the hay (or hit the sack)?
This is the official head of state in Canada and the UK.
Who is the Monarch (or King / Queen)?
Clue: "The new museum exhibit was absolutely dazzling. The colors and lights were spectacular!" Question: What is the meaning of dazzling in this sentence?
What is amazing (or impressive or brilliant)?
My _____ hurts I can't write, I think I have carpel tunnel
What is wrist?
Correct the sentence: "She is interesting in learning Spanish."
What is "She is interested in learning Spanish?"
A two-word phrase used to describe a meeting or event that is cancelled.
What is called off?
We eat Turkey and mashed potatoes
What is thanksgiving?
What is the purpose of an argumentative essay?
What is to persuade
I need some tool to unscrew this
What is screwdriver?