ABOUT ME & PERSONAL INFORMATION
What do you say to be polite when you meet someone for the first time?
Nice to meet you!
What verb completes this sentence? “I ___ up at seven o'clock.”
get / wake
Correct the mistake: “They is happy.”
They are happy.
What do you call your mother's sister?
Your aunt.
Where do you go to buy medicine?
The pharmacy.
Complete the sentence: “I ___ from Spain.”
am
Name three activities you do in your free time.
Possible answers: reading, walking, swimming, dancing, gardening.
Complete: “___ you speak English?”
Do
What is the opposite of “tall”?
Short.
What is the opposite of “left” when giving directions?
Right.
What question do you ask to find out someone's age?
How old are you?
Complete the sentence: “She ___ (go) for a walk every morning.”
goes
Complete: “___ your sister work in a hospital?”
Does
Complete: “My brother ___ two children.”
has
Complete: “There ___ a supermarket near my house.”
is
Name three nationalities in English.
Possible answers: Spanish, French, Italian, British, American, Portuguese
Put these frequency adverbs in order, from most frequent to least frequent: never, always, sometimes.
Always, sometimes, never.
Correct the mistake: “He don't like coffee.”
He doesn't like coffee.
How do you say that a car belongs to Maria?
Maria's car.
Complete: “The books are ___ the table.” Give one possible preposition.
On. Other possible answers depend on the intended meaning, such as under or beside.
Ask another player two questions to learn about their personal information.
Possible questions: What's your name? Where are you from? How old are you? What's your phone number?
Ask a teammate how often they do something and report their answer.
Example: “How often do you exercise?” “Maria usually exercises twice a week.”
Make this sentence negative: “I play tennis on Mondays.”
I don't play tennis on Mondays.
Describe a family member using three adjectives.
Example: “My father is tall, funny and kind.”
Give directions from your classroom to the nearest supermarket using at least two direction phrases.
Example: “Go straight, turn left, and the supermarket is next to the bank.”