Everyday English
What do you say when you leave someone?
“Goodbye” or “See you later”
What is the verb in this sentence: “He eats lunch”?
“eats”
Name two things you wear in winter.
“Coat and scarf”
You buy medicine here. What is it?
Pharmacy
Which word is spelled correctly?
A) definately
B) definitely
B) definitely
What do you say when someone gives you something?
“Thank you”
Choose the correct sentence:
A) She go to school.
B) She goes to school.
B) She goes to school.
What do you use to clean your teeth?
“Toothbrush” "Toothpaste"
You wait for a bus here. What is it?
“Bus stop”
Which word has the same sound as “night”?
A) fight
B) fit
A) fight
What do you say when you don’t understand?
“Can you repeat that, please?”
What is the past tense of "go"
“went”
What is the opposite of “early”?
“Late”
You go here to watch a film. What is it?
Cinema
How many syllables in the word “computer”?
Three
What do you say when you meet someone new?
“Nice to meet you”
Fill in the blank: “They ___ playing football.”
“are”
Name three jobs where people wear a uniform.
“Post worker, nurse, firefighter”
You go here to open a bank account. What is it?
Bank
Which word is different?
A) apple
B) banana
C) chair
C) chair
What do you say when you make a mistake?
“I’m sorry”
Which sentence is correct?
A) I am go to the shop.
B) I am going to the shop.
B) I am going to the shop.
What’s the difference between “cheap” and “expensive”?
“Cheap” means it doesn’t cost much; “expensive” means it costs a lot.
You borrow books here. What is it?
Which word rhymes with “phone”?
Alone, stone or bone