High Frequency Words

Emotions

100

How do we say "enfadado" in English?

Angry

200

What does "frightened" mean?

Asustado/Aterrado

300

How do we say "emocionado" in English?

Excited

400

Use the word "pleased" in a sentence

I'm pleased with the job I've done

500

How do we say "nostalgia" o "nostálgico" in English?

Homesick

High Frequency Words 1

100

What's the meaning of "give advice"?

Dar consejo(s)

200

Have you ever "gone abroad"?

Yes, I've been to England/Italy/France/etc...

300

Use the word "successful" in a sentence

I want to be a successful lawyer in the future. 

400

Explain what "to be available" means

It means you have time to do something. For example "Hang out tomorrow? Yes, I'm available" : I have free time so I can hang out with you tomorrow.

500

What is the translation for "mejorar". Use it in a sentence.

"Improve". I want to improve my English.

High Frequency Words 2

100

Use "keen on" in a sentence

I'm keen on playing football.

200

True or False. The word "Facilities" translates as "Instalaciones"

True

300

What is the meaning of "achievement"

Logro

400

Use "According to" in a sentence.

According to the president of Spain, the United States should immediately stop their attack on Iran.

500

Talk about the you got punished.

I got punsihed for not doing my English homework, I wasn't allowed to play videogames for two weeks!

Email writing

100

How do I start an informal email?

Hi...! Hello...!

200

How do I start a formal email?

Dear Mr/Mrs... Dear Sir/Madam

300

What closing can I use in an informal email?

Best / Cheers / Take care / All the best / Thanks

400

When do I start a formal email with "Dear Mr/Mrs and when do I start it with "Dear Sir/Madam"?

We use "Mr/Mrs" when we know the name of the other person. Ex: Deat Mr Johnson. 

We use "Sir/Madam" when we DON'T know the name of the other person. Ex: Dear Sir. 

500

What closing can I use in a formal email?

Yours sincerely / Yours faithfully / Kind regards / Best regards

Grammar

100

What's the difference between present simple and present continuous? 

Present simple is used to talk about routines / general truths / timetable events. (Ex: The plane leaves at 10pm / I go to school by bus)

Present continuous is used to talk about actions happening at the moment or to talk about future arrangements. (Ex: We're studying English / I'm going to Italy this summer)

200

Create a sentence with a comparative and a sentence with a superlative.

From my point of view, English is easier than maths.

English is the best subject. 

300

Use "would" in a sentence.

Ex: If I were you, I would spend less time on TikTok

400

Turn this Direct Speech into Reported Speech: We didn't enjoy the film.

They told me/us that they hadn't enjoyed the film.

500

Create a sentence with the third conditional.

Ex: If I hadn't gone to university, I wouldn't have met my best friend.