Grammar
Correct this sentence:
My birthday is in january.
My birthday is in January.
Translate into English:
Collège
Middle school
Read aloud:
Thought
though
thorough
through
thought, though, thorough, through
This expression is represented by the acronym OMG
What is oh my god?
This popular children's book series tells the story of a young wizard at boarding school.
What is Harry Potter?
Correct the sentence:
I went to Sarahs house.
I went to Sarah's house
Translate into French:
Character (in a text, book or movie)
un personnage
Read aloud:
Holden has one hundred hairless horses.
Holden has one hundred hairless horses
This expression is represented by the acronym LOL
What is laughing out loud?
Written by Suzanne Collins, this dystopian trilogy tells the story of 12 districts and a young girl's attempt to overthrow the government.
What is The Hunger Games?
Correct the sentence:
I bought new shoes blue.
I bought new blue shoes.
Translate into English:
une concurrence
a competition
Read aloud:
psychic
squirrel
psychic
squirrel
What does 'what's up?' mean?
how are you doing?
This popular Shakespeare play tells the tragic story of two star-crossed lovers in fair Verona.
What is Romeo and Juliet?
Correct the sentence:
I throwed the ball.
I threw the ball.
Translate into English:
actuellement
currently
Tongue twisters:
Sally sells seashells on the seashore
Sally sells seashells on the seashore
what does 'hype' mean?
Set in 1920s New York, this F. Scott Fitzgerald novel talks about the nouveau riche and one man's quest for wealth.
What is The Great Gatsby?
Correct this sentence:
Look over their, there playing with they're kite.
Look over there, they're playing with their kite.
Translate into English:
un jour férié
a holiday
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
what does 'gaff' mean?
house
Jane Austen's most popular novel tells the story of one Miss Elizabeth Bennet as she navigates the social landscape of Regency-era England.
What is Pride and Prejudice?