Vocabulary Basics
This adjective means “very large in size or amount.”
Huge, Gigantic, Big.
“Break a leg” is something you say when you want someone to do what?
Good luck
Change to past simple: “She walks to school every day.”
“She walked to school every day.”
Give a synonym for “happy.”
Glad (or “joyful”)
“Actions _____ louder than words.” (Fill in the blank.)
Speak
This verb means “to make someone happy.”
Please.
“Piece of cake” means something is… what?
Very easy
ill in the blank with the correct past continuous form: “They ______ (play) soccer at 5 p.m.
were playing
Give an antonym for “big.”
Small
“Two heads are better than _____.” (Fill in the blank.)
One
This noun is a type of animal that says “meow.”
Cat.
“Under the weather” means someone feels… what?
Sick or not well
Change to present perfect: “I ate breakfast.”
“I have eaten breakfast.”
Give a synonym for “help.”
Assist
“A penny _____ two.” (Fill in the blank—means small amounts add up.)
Saved is
This adjective describes something that is not clean.
Dirty.
“Hit the books” means to… what?
Study hard
Correct the sentence: “He don’t like ice cream.”
“He doesn’t like ice cream.”
Give an antonym for “fast.”
Slow
“Don’t count your _____ before they hatch.” (Fill in the blank—don’t assume success too early.)
Chickens
This noun means “a place where you borrow books.”
Library
“Cost an arm and a leg” means something is… what?
Very expensive
Fill in the blank with “going to” for future plans: “We ______ (visit) Grandma tomorrow.”
are going to visit
Give a synonym for “start.”
Begin
“Better late than _____.” (Fill in the blank.)
Never