Movie questions!
The movie is based on a true story. TRUE OR FALSE?
FALSE. It is not a strue story but it has an element of truth. It was inspired by a real-life event. The writer, Raquel Palacio, was sitting an ice cream shop with her 3-year-old- daughter. Suddently, the girl saw a girl with a facial deformity and she got very scared so Palacio and her daughter decided to leave. The writer was angry at herself for her reaction and decided to write the book.
I _____________ next to the pool when it's hot.
SUNBATHE
To give money so that you can buy something
PAY
HAVE your parents every seen this movie?
In what type of sentences do we use indefinite pronouns with SOME-?
In affirmative sentences.
I'm going somewhere exciting this weekend.
What's the name of the genetic disorder that Auggie has?
TREACHER COLLINS SYNDROME. It is a a genetic disorder that is characterised by deformities in the ears, eyes, cheekbones and cheek
1) My mom is angry _____ my brother because he lost his phone on the beach.}
2) I was surprised ______ the price of the meal. It was really cheap!
1) angry WITH
2) surprised BY
1) To get money for doing work
2) To buy something online
1) EARN
2) ORDER
You cook really WELL.
Mention 3 future time expressions that you can use with BE GOING TO.
Later, tomorrow, tonight, this morning / afternoon / evening, this weekend, next week/ month / year, on Saturday (morning/afternoon)
This person is the antagonist of the novel. He bullies August, he calls him names like ''freak, orc, Gollum'' and he draws horrible pictures of him. WHO IS THIS?
JULIAN
1) I'm carrying a _________ bag full of books!
2) When we moved house, we put all our things in _________ boxes.
3) Yesterday, my brother broke the ______ in his bedroom window.
1) HEAVY
2) CARDBOARD
3) GLASS
1) Sleep outside in nature, with the sky and stars above you.
2) Change the color of my hair.
3) Swim in the sea with a mask and a tube to look at fish underwater.
2) Dye my hair a different color
3) Go snorkeling
A: Would you to like a snack?
B: Yes, please.
A: Would you LIKE a snack?
NEVER would + ''TO'' + verb
ALWAYS would + verb
What's is the difference between using will/won't and be going to for FUTURE PREDICTIONS?
We use WILL / WON'T + verb to make predictions about the future BASED ON OUR OPINION, NOT ON EVIDENCE.
E.g. I think electric cars will be popular in the future.
We use BE GOING TO + verb to make predictions when we have concrete evidence. For, example, something we know or can see helps us make a prediction.
Look at the sky! It's going to rain.
-A rule or lesson to live by.
-Spend time relaxing or socializing with someone.
-PRECEPT
-HANG OUT WITH
A: I love this sports store. They have a great ______ at the moment.
B: Wow. The _____ for this was $40. But now it's $20! That's a 50% _________!
SALE
PRICE
DISCOUNT
2) To enter somewhere and take something that is not yours.
3) To run after someone to stop them.
4) To disconnect from your account voluntarily.
1) Arrest someone
2) Break into a place
3) Chase someone
4) Log out of a website
Cars are the most easiest way to travel around the city.
Cars are the EASIEST way to travel around the city.
Short adjectives: the + -est/-iest/-st
BUY - DO - LOVE - GET - KNOW - WATCH - MAKE - SWIM - DECIDE
BUY - BOUGHT // DO - DONE // LOVE - LOVED // GET - GOTTEN // KNOW - KNOWN // WATCH - WATCHED // MAKE - MADE // SWIM - SWUM // DECIDE - DECIDED
How does August usually feel about Halloween?
He loves this holiday because he can wear a costume and a mask and nobody looks at him.
B: I can't. I need to get up early tomorrow to go _________. It's the beginning of my vacation.
A: What time is your flight?
B: 6 a.m. So I need to ___________ in tonight.
go AWAY
STAY in
1) A long time with no rain.
2) Dirty air, water or land caused by people.
3) When there is too much water and land becomes covered with it.
4) To put something in the trash.
5) To make something less or smaller.
1) Drought
2) Pollution
3) Flood
4) Throw away
5) Reduce
A: Have you ever gone to New York?
B: Yes, I went there last year.
A: Have you ever BEEN to New York?
B: Yes, I went there last year.
BEEN: I WENT AND CAME BACK
GONE: I WENT AND I AM THERE. I DIDN'T COME BACK.
Explain the use of the past progressive and the past simple together and give an example.
We use the past progressive and the past simple together when a short, completed action (past simple) interrupts a longer, background action (past progressive). We join the two parts of the sentence with WHEN or WHILE.
My friend called me while I was having dinner.
While I was having dinner, my friend called me.