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United States
Irregular Verbs
Holidays!
Grammar
About Zach
100
The capital of the United States.
Washington D.C.
100
"to make" in the past
made
100
December 25th
Christmas
100
My dad's brother is my ________.
uncle
100
Zach is from this city.
Atlanta
200
The largest city (population) in the United States.
New York City
200
"to say" in the past
said
200
October 31st
Halloween
200
"She ______ (to run, present tense) to the store and _______ (to buy, present tense) milk and then we ______ (to eat, present tense) dinner."
runs, buys, eat
200
Zach is from this state.
Georgia
300
The American president lives here.
The White House.
300
"to read" in the past
read
300
The 4th of July (in the US)
Independence Day
300
"Did you see Mary at the cinema yesterday?" "Yes, I saw ____." "Did she see you?" "No, I don't think she saw ______."
her, me
300
Zach was born in this year.
1989
400
This large monument is found in New York City harbor and was a gift from the French.
The Statue of Liberty
400
"to think" in the past tense
thought
400
This American holiday is on the fourth Thursday in November.
Thanksgiving
400
"____ ____ (there to be, present) any cheese in the refrigerator?" "No, ____ ____." "No? But yesterday ____ ____."
Is there, there isn't, there was
400
The name of Zach's favorite American football team.
Atlanta Falcons
500
The number of states in the United States.
50
500
Past form AND past participle of "to wear"
wore, worn
500
1. We "hunt" these things on Easter. 2. Bird we traditionally eat on Thanksgiving. 3. Children traditionally leave out this drink and food for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.
1. Eggs, 2. Turkey, 3. Milk and cookies
500
"I have something I want to (say/tell)." "(Say/Tell) me, what do you want to (say/tell)." "Yesterday, I (said/told) you that John (said/told) that he couldn't come to my party. I (said/told) to him, 'Why not?' and he (said/told) me that he was sick."
say, Tell, say, told, said, said, told
500
Zach (more or less) speaks these languages.
English, Spanish, Catalan, French, German, Italian (Bonus: can read some Latin)