Grammar
These are action words.
Verbs.
Mad can mean angry, but how else is it used?
Mad can also mean crazy.
Pronounce "rural"
(rural)
How many letters are in the English alphabet?
26
Is it better to listen to music in English or to watch movies/ tv?
People, places, things, and ideas are this type of word.
Nouns.
In American English, if I say I live on the first floor, how high off the ground am I?
The first floor is the ground floor.
Pronounce "cinnamon"
(cinnamon)
What suffix would you add to the number 67?
th. 67th.
How would you say the number 1999 out loud?
Nineteen ninety nine.
These words describe nouns.
Adjectives.
Where do you go to pay for your purchases in a store?
The cash register.
Pronounce "anemone"
(anemone)
What is a paragraph?
Parrafo
How would you say 1st out loud?
First
These words describe verbs, adjectives, and even themselves!
Adverbs.
What time of year do we eat pumpkins in the United States?
Fall/ Autumn
Pronounce "colonel"
(colonel)
What is a sentence?
Oracion
When you watch or listen to something in English, what do you do to help understand the words better?
Read along with subtitles or lyrics.
We use this to talk about habits and routines.
The present simple verb tense.
If it is raining cats and dogs, what is going on?
It is raining very hard!
How many vowel sounds, including dipthongs, does American English have?
15
When you look for the meaning of a word you don't know by checking the words around it you are using...?
Context clues.
If you do not understand what someone said to you in English, what can you ask them?
Can you repeat yourself? Can you speak more slowly? Can you say that slower? Can you say that again?