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Knowing your (ir)regular verbs
Christmas songs
Writing English
Countable and uncountable nouns
Not what you expect
100
The past tense of deal
What is dealt?
100
Name the title to these lyrics: "You better watch out You better not cry Better not pout"
What is Santa Claus is coming to town
100
The type of question you should not write in an exam paper - unless you answer it yourself
What is a rhetorical question?
100
The number of students in your class
What is 17?
200
The past tense of light
What is Lit
200
Name the title to these lyrics: "What a bright time it´s the right time To rock the night away"
What is Jingle Bell Rock
200
The word you can never put a comma before
What is that?
200
All the pieces of "berry/berries" were blue
What is Berries
200
The nickname of the man who brings us our Christmas gifts according to a common children's myth
What is Santa?
300
The alcoholic "drink/drunk" some drinks
What is Drunk
300
Name the artist behind these lyrcis "And so this is Xmas For weak and for strong For rich and the poor ones The world is so wrong"
Who is John Lennon
300
A part of an essay in which you weigh the pros and cons of a specific topic and comment on a quote
What is a discussion?
300
A small, animated character that Anne has put as her computer background
What is a minion?
400
He "become/became" an alcoholic
What is Became
400
Name a song from 2014, where the word "snowman" is the main part in the title
What is Do you want to build a snowman
400
The three words Anne often mentions in a specific word order. They always take the singular when they are put together with other words
What is one-body-thing?
400
How many/much milk have you had today?
What is much?
500
What is the past participle of "To tear"
What is torn?
500
What thing are we thinking about here "And if you ever saw it You would ever say it glows"
What is Red-Nosed of an Reindeer
500
The word for a particular type or style of literature, art, film or music that you can recognize because of its special features
What is genre?
500
He "ate/eat" some pieces of pie/pieces of pies
What is pieces of pie?