Unit 1
Your father's mother is your...
Grandmother
This room in a house is where you cook meals.
The kitchen.
This dairy food is often sliced onto sandwiches or melted on pizza.
Cheese
This item of clothing goes around your waist to hold up trousers.
A belt
This auxiliary verb is used with I/you/we/they in present simple questions and negatives (e.g. "___ you like tea?").
Do
Spell the word '13'
T-H-I-R-T-E-E-N
This piece of bedroom furniture is what you sleep on.
A bed.
Complete the food phrase: "a ___ of tea."
cup
This type of shop sells medicine.
A chemist
This tense is formed with "be" + verb-ing and describes an action happening right now. (Hint: it is one of the "Present" tenses)
Present continuous
Your mother's sister's child is your...
Cousin
The time expression for 3:30.
Half past three.
Name a type of meat.
chicken, fish, beef, etc.
This adjective is the opposite of "cheap."
Expensive
For uncountable nouns, we ask "How ___ ...?" — many or much?
Much
This adverb of frequency means "100% of the time"
Always
The time expression for 3:15.
Quarter past three.
This sweet, cold dessert is usually served in a bowl.
Ice cream
This phrasal verb means to remove your clothes, e.g. "Please ___ ___ your coat."
Take off
These nouns (like water, rice, or cheese) don't have a plural form and can't be used with a/an or a number.
Uncountable nouns
This routine or action phrase means cleaning plates and cups after a meal.
"Do the washing up"
This type of home/house floats on water.
A boat/houseboat
Complete the food phrase: "a ___ of pizza."
Slice
This large shop sells many different kinds of goods under one roof, like clothes, furniture and toys.
A department store
In the present continuous, we form questions by putting this verb before the subject, e.g. "___ you wearing a hat?"
Are (the verb "to be")