Clothes & Appearance
You wear these on your feet inside your shoes.
Socks
The room where you cook food and wash dishes.
Kitchen
Choose the correct form: "Right now, I (listen / am listening) to the teacher."
am listening
A place where you buy popcorn and watch new movies on a huge screen.
Cinema / Movie theater
A very hot, dry place full of sand with almost no water is a...
Desert
What do you wear on your head when it is cold or sunny?
A cap / A hat
You use this to go from the first floor to the second floor.
Stairs
Make the comparative: A car is _________ (fast) than a bicycle.
faster
Complete the regular past tense verb: "Last weekend, I _________ (play) video games for 5 hours."
played
What is the capital city of the United Kingdom?
London
What is the opposite of tall?
Short
Where is the cat? "The cat is sleeping ______ the table." (pod stolem)
under
Make the superlative: Mount Everest is the _________ (high) mountain in the world.
highest
What type of movie makes people laugh?
Comedy
How do you say in English: "Přejdi ulici"?
Cross the street / Cross the road
Name the personality adjective: A person who doesn't like working, hates getting out of bed, and just wants to lie on the couch all day.
Lazy
What piece of furniture is in the living room for 2 or 3 people to sit on?
Sofa / Couch
Complete the past tense of BE: "Yesterday, we _________ at home, not at school."
were
Art painted on walls in public spaces or on the street is called...
Street art / Graffiti
Complete the sentence with one word: The Pacific is the biggest _________ in the world.
ocean
Describe the hair: If hair is not straight and not curly, it has soft waves. It is...
Wavy
The space outside a house with grass, flowers, or vegetables is a...
Garden / Yard
Find and correct the two mistakes in this sentence:
"Look! He plays football and he is wear a red jacket."
"Look! He is playing football and he is wearing a red jacket."
Turn into the past tense: "I can swim now, but when I was three, I _________ not swim."
could (could not / couldn't)
Look at the map in your head: If a building is between the bank and the cinema, it is next to both. But what phrase means it is on the other side of the road?
Opposite / Across from