Grammar Police
We use this preposition when talking about days of the week (e.g., “____ Monday”)
What is 'on'?
The capital of Australia is this city.
What is "Canberra"?
This place in a school contains many books and is used for studying.
What is a "library"?
This beauty product, often used to add color to lips, comes in shades like red, pink, and nude.
What is "lipstick"?
This planet is closest to the sun.
What is "Mercury"?
This indefinite pronoun is used when we don’t know a specific person but mean “one person” (e.g., “____ left their bag on the chair.”)
What is 'someone'?
The United Kingdom consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and
What is "Northern Ireland"?
This object keeps food cold, so it doesn’t spoil.
What is a "refrigerator"?
This animated Disney film tells the story of two royal sisters, Elsa and Anna
What is "Frozen"?
This magical school is where Harry Potter learns spells and potions.
What is "Hogwarts"?
Complete the sentence: They ____ (see) that movie before, so they didn’t want to watch it again.”
What is 'had seen'?
This American landmark has a torch and was a gift from France in 1886.
What is the "Statue of Liberty"?
A child who has no brothers or sisters is called this.
What is an "only child"?
This life simulation game, where you control virtual people and build houses, is a favourite among many girls.
What is "The Sims"?
This Disney movie features a princess who loses her glass slipper.
What is "Cinderella"?
This word is used to add extra information (e.g., “She speaks French ____ Spanish.”)
What is 'and'?
The Queen or King of the United Kingdom also serves as the head of state for this North American country.
What is "Canada"?
When someone stops working after many years, they do this.
What is "retire"?
This 2001 movie features Elle Woods proving that blondes can be brilliant at Harvard Law.
What is "Legally Blonde"?
This popular beverage is made by soaking dried leaves in hot water.
What is "tea"?
This word is used to show contrast and can be placed at the beginning of a sentence (e.g., "____ she was tired, she finished the project.")
What is 'Although'?
This giant rock formation in Australia is sacred to Aboriginal people and is a famous landmark.
What is "Uluru"?
Every country has its own money system, called this.
What is "currency"?
High heels were originally worn by men in this European country during the 17th century.
What is "France"?
This is the only mammal capable of true flight.
What is a "bat"?