Vocabulary
What is the name of words such as "isn´t" and "I´ll"?
Contraction
What three words are called "articles" in English?
a, an, the
In what country is the capital called Wellington?
New Zealand
What is the first and last paragraph of an essay called?
Introduction and conclusion
What four skills do you work on in your English education?
Reading, writing, listening and speaking.
What is "adolescents" in Swedish?
Ungdomar
What word class contains these words: in, at, on, during?
Prepositions
One English speaking country does not have an official language, which one?
The US
What is the name for words such as: however, although, meanwhile, for instance?
Linking words
What is the name of the main character in Dear Martin?
Jus/Justyse
What is "utnyttja" in English?
Exploitation
What is the symbol called that shows ownership?
The apostrophe
What are the different parts called that together create the island "Great Britain"?
England, Scottland and Wales
(UK - includes North. Ireland)
What edible symbol is used to describe the structure of an essay?
The Hamburger Essay
What was the topic of this year's national test essay?
Competition/Collaboration/A competetive world
What is "förövare" in English?
Predator
"John has" is correct and "John have" is incorrect. What is the grammatical name for that?
Subject-verb agreement
What are the three circles of English speakers called?
The inner circle, the outer circle and the expanding circle.
What is the declaration of what an essay is about called?
Thesis statement
Who wrote Dear Martin?
Nic Stone
What are the translations for "fullborda", "motsägelsefull" and "okänslig" in English?
accomplish, contradictory and callous.
What is the grammatical name of "he, she, it"?
Third person singular
How many people can speak English in the world?
Around 2 billion people
What are the placements of your opinion in a discussion essay vs. an argumentative essay?
In the introduction for argumentative essay and in the conclusion for a discussion essay.
What is the meaning of the term "Lingua Franca"?
"A common language used between people who do not share the same native language" (a communication language)