Grammar
Vocabulary
Functional Language
Culture
Mixed (Surprise!)
100

What’s the past simple of go?

went

100

What do you wear on your feet at the beach?

Flip-flops / Sandals

100

How do you say hello on the phone?

Hello, [name] speaking / Hi, can I speak to...?

100

What’s the capital of the UK?

London

100

5 What time do you get ……………………… on Sunday morning? 

6 There was a terrible storm/cloud last night with lots of wind and rain.

5 up

6 storm

200

Make a question: “He played football yesterday.”

Did he play football yesterday?

200

What’s the opposite of cheap?

Expensive

200

What do you say when you don’t understand?

Sorry, I don’t understand.

200

What do British people often eat for breakfast?

Cereal / Eggs and bacon / Toast

200

Translate into English: Я ходил в кино вчера.

I went to the cinema yesterday.

300

Were you think the history lesson was difficult?

Did you think

300

Name three jobs around the house.

Do the washing up, clean the floor, make the bed

300

How to give advice?

You should / Why don’t you...?

300

Name one famous British writer.

William Shakespeare / J.K. Rowling

300

Say a sentence using can

I can swim / She can speak English

400

1 Would you like some/a/many rice with your meat? 

2 Shall we meet under/in front of/above the cinema?

1 some

2 in front of

400

What job: “helps sick people in a hospital”?

Nurse / Doctor

400

How do you ask for permission politely?

Could I...? / Is it OK if I...?

400

What’s the currency in the UK?

Pound / GBP

400

1 We ……………………… our bikes all the way to the river. 2 We ……………………… sightseeing every day in Paris.

1 rode 

2 went

500

What tense is this: “They were watching TV when I arrived.”

past continuous

500

1 Sophie is very ……………………… and she always gets good marks. 

2 I forgot to take the rubbish ……………………… last night!

1 intelligent

2 out

500

How can you agree politely?

I think so too / You’re right

500

What is the name of the Queen/King of the UK now?

King Charles III

500

Make a sentence with present perfect.

I have finished my homework.