Vocabulary
The name of the place where you learn.
school
You feel this way at the end of a long day.
tired
The plural of fish
fish
PRESENT SIMPLE - She [like/likes] eating broccoli.
likes
I am not alive, but I grow. I don't have lungs, but I need air. I don't have a mouth, but water kills me.
fire
The sister of your mom.
aunt
name 3 adjectives to describe a person
kind, beautiful, tall, skinny, friendly, nice, good-looking, etc.
Can I have [some/any] grapes?
some
Past continuous - I _______ breakfast yesterday when you called me.
was eating
I have two hands, but I can not scratch myself.
clock
The body part that you can't see, but others can. If you lay in bed and look at the ceiling, you are laying on this. It is long.
back
when you really need to drink some water you feel...
thirsty
I want [a lot/much] of cherries.
a lot of
PRESENT CONTINUOUS - I am [dance].
dancing
I belong to you, but others use it more than you do.
my name
to force air out of your lungs through your throat with a short, loud sound, often unwillingly
to cough
opposite of safe.
dangerous
We haven't got [any/some] juice. Would you like [any/some] water?
any / some
PAST SIMPLE - [TO BE] you at school yesterday?
were
Always in you, sometimes on you; If I am all around you/you're in me, I can kill you.
water
Santa says you can be [____] or nice.
naughty
comparative and superlative forms of "bad"
bad - worse - the worst
I've never had so [many/much] people here before.
many
PAST SIMPLE /CONTINUOUS - I [meet] my friends when I [walk] in the park yesterday.
met / was walking
I make two people out of one.
mirror