VOCABULARY
What do we usually wear on our feet when it’s cold? Name two items.
Boots and socks
“She ___ (not go) to school on Saturdays.” → Complete the sentence.
doesn't go
Complete: “___ a sofa in my living room.”
There is
What room do you usually cook in?
The kitchen
True or False: The word “you” is always plural.
False
What do you use to clean your teeth? Name two items
A toothbrush and toothpaste
“They ___ (play) football right now.” → Complete the sentence.
are playing
Complete: “___ apples are there in the basket?”
How many
What do people usually do before going to bed? Give me one possible answer
Brush their teeth / Wash their face / Read
What’s the most common letter in English words?
E
You keep your clothes here in your bedroom. What is it?
A wardrobe
Choose the correct option: “I ___ TV at the moment.”
a) watch b) am watching c) watches
b) am watching
Choose: “There aren’t ___ chairs in the kitchen.”
a) some b) any c) much
b) any
What’s the capital of the United States?
Washington D.C.
What’s the past of “go”?
Went
What’s the opposite of “cheap”?
Expensive
Correct the mistake: “He is go to the cinema.”
He is going to the cinema.
Correct the mistake: “I have a cat and an dog.”
I have a cat and a dog.
What’s one thing you usually do after school? Give me one possible answer
Do homework / have lunch / play video games...
What animals appear in the phrase “It’s raining ___ and ___”?
Cats and dogs
What do we call the meal we usually eat in the evening? Two words
Dinner / Supper
Make a question: “/ you / study / English / now?”
Are you studying English now?
Complete: “I don’t have ___ milk. I need to buy some.” There are two possible answers, so explain the difference in meaning between the two.
Any: this means zero milk, none at all.
Some: this means a small amount, some but not enough
What’s a common household chore? Name two.
Washing the dishes, vacuuming, tidying the room, etc.
What’s the longest word you can make using only one vowel? Hint: use letter E
Strengths