Vocabulary Words
Phrasal Verbs
Comparatives
Superlatives
Transitions & Main Ideas
100

Bright has two meanings. What are they?

1. Shining, glowing 2. Intelligent clever

100

Use "get into" in a sentence correctly.

Ex. I didn't want to get into politics, but my family told me I should.

100

Make it a comparative: short

Shorter

100

Make it a superlative: Great

Greatest

100

What is another word for "in conclusion"?

finally, at last, lastly, to conclude, in summary...

200

What are examples of resources at PLACE or CSU?

Answers may vary.

TiLT, ISSS, library, rec center...

200

Is "check out" a separable phrasal verb?

Yes.

200

Make it a comparative: funny

Funnier

200

Make it a superlative: friendly

Friendliest
200

What is one way you can transition to another topic in a casual conversation?

Anyway, also, plus, on top of that, actually...
300

Use "option" in a sentence.

Answers may vary.

Ex: My only option for dinner was Qdoba because I didn't have time to cook, and it was on the way.

300

Listen to Andrea's prompt, then answer: What is the meaning of "call back" in her sentence?

To return a call. 

300

Make it a comparative: successful

More successful

300

Make it a superlative: Fascinating

The most fascinating

300

Listen to Andrea's prompt. Then answer: What topic did she transition to?

The chores she needed to do.
400
Another word for technique is...

Method, approach, procedure, way, manner...

400

"Take off" has multiple meanings. Give us two of them and tell us which is separable.

separable: remove clothes, shoes, items

inseparable: leave suddenly, become airborne

400
What is the comparative form of far?

Farther/further

400

True or false: You can use "much" or "a lot" before both superlatives and comparatives.

False! Only before comparatives. 

Correct: She is much funnier than he is.

Incorrect: She is much funniest than he is.

400

Which of these is not a transition word: Likewise, probably, as with, yet

Probably

500

Use "intimidated" in a sentence without changing the form.

Answers may vary.

Ex: I am intimidated by this exam.

500

Use "end up" in a sentence correctly. You may change the form to make it grammatically correct.

Example: I might end up studying animal sciences because I do not think anything else is interesting.

500

When do you use "more/less" before an adjective instead of adding -er?

When the word has more than one syllable and does not end in -y.

500

Tell a short story using three superlatives.

Answers may vary.

500

Tell a short story using three or more transition words.

Answers may vary.