vocabulary
grammar
phrasal verbs
idioms
general
100

What is the opposite of expensive?


cheap

100

Complete the sentence: “She ___ to school every day.”

A) go
B) goes
C) going


goes

100

What does “wake up” mean?
 


To stop sleeping

100

If someone says “Good luck! Break a leg!”, what do they mean?


They are wishing you good luck.


100

What is the past tense of “go”?


Went

200

 If you are exhausted, how do you feel?


tired

200

Complete the sentence: “I have lived here ___ 2022.”
A) for
B) since
C) during


since

200

What does “give up” mean?


To stop trying / quit.


200

What does “It’s raining cats and dogs” mean?


It’s raining heavily.


200

What is the comparative form of “good”?


better

300

What verb means “to make something better”?


improve

300

Choose the correct option: “If I had more money, I ___ a new phone.”
A) buy
B) will buy
C) would buy


would buy

300

Complete the sentence: “Can you ___ the TV? It’s too loud.”
A) turn down
B) turn up
C) turn on


turn down.


300

If something is “a piece of cake”, what does it mean?


It’s very easy.


300

What is the difference between “borrow” and “lend”?


Borrow = take something from someone temporarily. Lend = give something to someone temporarily.


400

What adjective describes someone who always tells the truth?


honest 

400

Find the mistake: “He has went to London twice.”


Has gone


400

If you “look after” someone, what do you do?


You take care of them.


400

What does “to be on the same page” mean?


To agree or have the same understanding.


400

Which word doesn’t belong?
Apple – Banana – Carrot – Orange


Carrot

500

What word means “to officially say that you will definitely do something”?


promise

500

Complete the sentence: “By the time we arrived, the movie ___.”
A) already started
B) had already started
C) has already started


had already started.


500

What does “come up with” mean?


To think of or create an idea.


500

If someone says “Don’t judge a book by its cover”, what does it mean?


Don’t judge someone or something only by their appearance.


500

What is the difference between “fun” and “funny”?


Fun means enjoyable; funny means amusing or causing laughter.