Word Order
Vocabulary
Grammar
Structure
Expressions
100
vacation. - Switzerland - would - next - to - my - for - to - I - like - go
I would like to go to Switzerland for my next vacation.
100
When you don't feel well, you...
a.) pick up
b.) come up
c.) are sick
c.) are sick
100
We use this word to express:
- requests
- suggestions
- abilities in the past
COULD
100
"Could I use your cellphone to make a phone call?"
The previous question is a:
a.) request
b.) suggestion
c.) ability
a.) request
100
This expression is used when something happens unexpectedly. You didn't plan the action. For example, you wanted to arrive early to the office but there was an accident on the highway.
"to come up"
For example: "I wanted to arrive early to the office but an accident came up on the highway."
200
R - A - T - T - O - H
THROAT
200
This is a place, usually in a park, where little children can play.
The playground
200
What are these people doing?
They are dancing.
200
This tense is used to express routines and habits.
This tense is used to express activities in progress.
Present simple: routines and habits.
Present continuous: activities in progress.
200
We use this expression to make an invitation or to ask a person to do something together.
"LET'S"
300
Neflix - use it - deactivate - I'm - account - going to - never - my - because - I
I'm going to deactivate my Netflix account because I never use it.
300
When you don't have any plans, we say that you are free or _____.
AVAILABLE
300
Use the comparative and the superlative of the following adjective in a sentence:
"scary"
comparative: "scarier"
superlative: "the scariest"
(The student builds two complete and correct sentences, one with each word.)
300
"I have a terrible headache!"
Select the correct answer:
a.) You shouldn't rest for the day.
b.) You must read a book.
c.) You should see a doctor.
c.) You should see a doctor.
300
We ask this question when a person doesn't look well. It's similar to "what's the problem?"
What's wrong?
400
you - forward - I'm - from - looking - hearing - to
I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
400
big - healthy - interesting - cheap
1. Russia is ______ than Italy.
2. Eating a salad for lunch is ______ than eating pizza.
3. Reading books is ______ ______ than playing games.
4. Traveling by bus is ______ than traveling by plane.
1. Russia is bigger than Italy.
2. Eating a salad for lunch is healthier than eating pizza.
3. Reading books is more interesting than playing games.
4. Traveling by bus is cheaper than traveling by plane.
400
"We _____ send the report today because if we don't, we will be in trouble."
Select the best response:
a.) should
b.) must
c.) need
b.) must
400
Use 3 different comparatives to describe:
Nescafé vs Starbucks
(student uses the structure completely and correctly)
400
This expression is used when we meet a person to give them a ride in our car. For example: "I go in my car to my son's school and bring him home."
to pick up
For example: "I pick up my son from school."
500
world - most - New - the - in - the - exciting - York - is - city
New York is the most exciting city in the world.
500
What is he doing?
He's coughing.
500
Mention 3 things that the person is NOT doing.
(The answer should be correct with NO grammar or vocabulary errors.)
500
Sally works at home.
Change the previous sentence to present continuous affirmative, negative and question.
Aff.- Sally is working at home.
Neg.- Sally isn't working at home.
Ques.- Is Sally working at home?
500
This phrase is used to direct an email or a letter when you don't know who is going to read that message.
"To whom it may concern"