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How many letters are in the English alphabet?
26
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What is the past tense of "bring"?
brought
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The children was/were eating lunch.
were
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The woman/women is talking.
woman
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Rearrange the sentence.
is boy The his homework. doing
The boy is doing his homework.
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What is the plural of "person"?
people
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Which is bigger: a lake or an ocean?
An ocean
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What is the seventh month of the year?
July
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What word is the opposite of "safe"?
dangerous / unsafe
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Correct the sentence:
We have a potluck in room J203, and it being fun.
We had a potluck in room J203, and it was fun.
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What is the woman doing?
The woman is driving a car.
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Center / Course
Which "c" makes the 'S' sound?
Center
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Who flies an airplane?
A pilot
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What are the four seasons?
Summer, Fall/Autumn, Winter, Spring
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The color you get when you mix blue and yellow.
green
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What word is the opposite of "cheap"?
Expensive, costly, overpriced, pricey
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What were they doing yesterday at 6:00 p.m.?
They were swimming.
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What is the plural of the word "tooth"?
teeth
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What is the singular of children?
child
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Correct the sentence: He go to school.
He goes to school.
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What is the plural of "mouse"?
mice
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What is the opposite of tiny?
big, huge, gigantic, enormous, ..
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What is plural of foot.
feet
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Rearrange the sentence:
my goes never the friend to pool
My friend never goes to the pool.
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Name a holiday celebrated in December.
Christmas, New Year's Eve
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What is a the past tense of "run"?
Ran
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What is the plural of "goose"?
geese
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Name all of the continents.
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Australia
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During what month do we celebrate New Years Day?
January
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This holiday is on February 14th.
Valentine’s Day
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Pronounce this word correctly: Onomatopoeia
on-o-mat-o-PEE-uh
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What is the most commonly used letter in the English language?
e
It is used in 1/8 of all words!
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What is the capital city of the Canada?
Ottawa, ON
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I moved/have moved to London last year.
moved
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Say this number correctly: 2,573,000.
Two million, five hundred (and) seventy-three thousand