Information words
Grammar
Use of English
Vocabulary
100

Complete the sentence: I live ____ the fifth floor. 

on

100

We use the present simple for ...

- Routines

- Facts

- Opinions

100

Complete the sentence: I ___________ 33 years old. 

am

100

Part of the house where you sleep

bedroom

200

Complete the sentence: Would you like _____ rice?

some

200

We use possessive adjectives when...

something belongs to you (like objects, names, phone numbers, etc.)

200
Some adverbs of frequency are ...

sometimes, always, never, often

200

Which one is correct? 

1. My grandparents's house is big. 

2. My grandparents' house is big.

3. The house of my grandparents is big. 

2 (also 3 but is not natural)

300

Complete the sentence: Does your city have ____ university?

a

300

We use There is / Are when ... 

we want to describe where things are, for example, parts of the house or the city

300

Some verbs to describe cooking are

boil, fry, grill, bake, roast

300

Mention two vegetables that are green:

lettuce, cabbage, celery, spinach, cucumber, broccoli...

400

What's the difference between "can I" and "could I"?

Formality. "Could I" is more formal. Both are requests. 
400

Why do we use adverbs of frequency? 

To describe how often we do activities. 

400

Tell me three adjectives to describe people

lovely, warm, kind, pleasant, brilliant, fantastic, cool, great, quiet, friendly, popular
400

A type of food that is uncountable

- Dough (bread, pasta, rice)

- Liquids (water, beer)

- Dairy (milk, butter)

500

Provide one Capitalization rule. 'We use capital letters for...'

- Letter I

- Countries and cities

- Months and days

- At the start of a sentence. 

500

Tell me five of the eight functions that Verb To Be has: 

- Weather

- Time

- Place

- Age

- Feelings (adjectives)

- Introduce ourselves

500

Tell me one quantifier that is for countable nouns. One quantifier that is for uncountable nouns and two that you can use with both. 

Countable quantifiers: a / an, a few, numbers, How many, many, 

Uncountable quantifiers: a little, how much, much

Both: Some, any, a lot of

500

We use this kitchen object when we want to fry some eggs.

pan