Compound nouns
Compound nouns
Compound nouns
Compound nouns
There is/are, etc.
100
What is she wearing (wear=tragen)? A washing machine or a raincoat.
She's wearing a raincoat.
100
What is the girl doing? Reading the newspaper or doing homework?
She is doing homework.
100
Who is this? An athlete or a police officer?
A police officer.
100
What are they? Toothbrushes or phone boxes?
They are phone boxes.
100
There is a __________ on the street.
police officer
200
True or false? These are toothbrushes.
True. They are toothbrushes.
200
This is a clock. True or false?
False. It's an armchair.
200
Is this a phone box, a football or a washing machine?
It is a washing machine.
200
Are these suitcases, police officers or cupboards?
They are suitcases.
200
Are there toothbrushes in the bathroom?
No, there are not / aren't.
300
Is it a cupboard, an armchair or a football?
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It's a cupboard.
300
Are these raincoats, postcards or newspapers?
They are postcards.
300
True or false? This is a car park.
False. It's a football.
300
True or false. It's an alarm clock.
True. It's an alarm clock.
300
Are there sunglasses on her face? (on her face = auf ihrem Gesicht)
Yes, there are.
400
What are these?
They are sunglasses.
400
What's this?
It's a bathroom.
400
What are these?
They're newspapers (in Vietnamese).
400
Who are they?
They are police officers.
400
Are there telephone boxes in this street?
No, there aren't.
500
Is it a carport? If not, what is it?
It is a car park.
500
True or false? This is a woman with a raincoat. If false, what does she have?
False, she has four suitcases.
500
True or false? These are electric pens. If not, what are they?
False, they are electric toothbrushes.
500
True or false? This is sofa/couch. If not, what is it?
False. It's an armchair.
500
Is there a car in the car park?
No there isn't.