1. Verb to Be (Present & Past Simple)
"What is the correct form of 'to be' in this sentence? I __ a teacher."
"am"
"Complete the sentence: He __ got blue eyes."
"has"
"Fill in the blank: I __ cook very well."
"can"
"Name three types of houses."
"Flat, cottage, detached house..."
"What’s the word? Your mother’s father."
"Grandfather."
"Fill in the blank: She __ at school yesterday."
"was"
"Make this sentence negative: They have got a car."
"They haven’t got a car."
"Fill in the blank: You __ be on time for work."
"have to"
"What’s the word? A room where you cook."
"Kitchen."
"What does this mean? Anna’s dog."
"The dog belongs to Anna."
"Make this sentence negative: They were happy."
"They were not (weren’t) happy."
"What’s the question? Yes, she has got a brother."
"Has she got a brother?"
"Make this sentence negative: He has to wear a uniform."
"He doesn’t have to wear a uniform."
"What furniture is this? You sit on it, and it’s soft."
"Sofa."
"Correct the sentence: The car of my brother."
"My brother’s car."
"Write the question form: You are a student."
"Are you a student?"
"What’s the adjective for someone who is nice and easy to talk to?"
"Friendly"
"What’s the question? Yes, I can use a computer."
"Can you use a computer?"
"Translate this: Hay un dormitorio, una cocina y un salón."
"There is a bedroom, a kitchen, and a living room."
"Who is this? My sister’s daughter."
"Niece."
"Change this sentence into the past: We are tired."
"We were tired."
"Describe a famous person using at least three physical traits and two personality traits. Use 'have got' and 'to be' in your answer."
open anwers
Example:
"She has got brown hair, she is tall and friendly."
"Describe two things you can do at work and two responsibilities you have."
(Example) "I can use a computer and speak English. I have to write emails and attend meetings."
"Describe a living room using two adjectives and three pieces of furniture."
(Example) "The living room is cozy and bright. It has a sofa, a table, and a lamp."
Who is your brother-in-law? Use the saxon genitive in your answer
It's my sister's/brother's husband.
It's my husband's/wife's brother