Would you mind...
“Would you mind ______ the window?”
“She works hard to ______ money.”
earn
This is what you use to give power to your phone when the battery is low.
phone charger
This holiday celebrates love and is on February 14th.
Valentine's Day
If they don’t sleep, they...
Correct the mistake:
“Would you mind to open the door?”
opening
“I want to ______ job experience before I graduate.”
get / gain
This happens when your computer or phone stops working and you can’t click anything.
frozen screen
This holiday in the U.S. includes eating turkey and being thankful.
Thanksgiving
If you eat too much sugar, you...
will feel sick, will be unhealthy
Choose the best answer:
“Would you mind waiting for me?”
a) Yes, of course
b) No, I don’t mind
No, I don't mind
Correct the mistake:
“I want to make a degree in law.”
earn
This is when someone steals your personal information online.
identity theft
During this holiday, people often dress in costumes and say “trick or treat.”
Halloween
If it is sunny, we
will go to the beach (etc)
“Would you mind ______ the music down?”
turning
“Students often ______ stressed before exams.”
get / feel
This means to install programs or games from the internet onto your phone.
download apps
During this holiday, people decorate trees and give presents to family and friends.
Christmas
Correct the mistake:
“If she will come, we will start the game.”
if she comes
Make a polite request using “Would you mind”:
“If you want to meet other football players, you should ______ a team.”
join
This is a small device you use to save and move files between computers.
flashdrive / USB
This holiday is known for colorful eggs and chocolate bunnies.
Easter
What is the difference between first and second conditional?
First: If + present simple, will + base verb
To talk about real things that can happen in the future.
Second: If + past simple, would + base verb
To talk about imaginary, impossible, or unlikely situations.