Housing Vocabulary
This takes you from one floor to another.
What is an elevator?
Choose the correct quantifier: “We have ___ apples.” (a few / much)
What is "a few"?
You listen ___ music.
What is "to"?
Complete: “She ___ to take a camera.”
What is "has"?
This is the opposite of “back.”
What is the front?
Fill in the blank: “Do you have ___ apples?”
What is "any"?
You look ___ old things in a museum.
What is "at"?
Choose the past tense: “We ___ wait for the bus this morning.”
What is "had to"?
You sleep under this part of the house.
What is the roof?
Which is correct for countable nouns: “a few” or “a little”?
What is "a few"?
Fill in both blanks: “I have to wait ___ a bus to go ___ school.”
What is "for, to"?
Correct this: “He have to goes upstairs.”
What is "He has to go upstairs"?
You go here to enter a building.
What is the entrance?
Correct this sentence: “I like eat cereal with a juice.”
What is "I like to eat cereal with juice"?
You never think ___ the future?
What is "about"?
True or false: “I have to takes my cereal.”
What is "False"?
These are two directions inside a house. One goes up, the other goes down.
What are upstairs and downstairs?
You open the fridge and see lots of food. Say a sentence using “a lot of.”
What is "There is a lot of food in the fridge."
Correct the preposition: “They are used by cakes and pies.”
What is "in"? (used in cakes and pies)
Fill in the blanks: “She ___ to cook them for 10 more minutes because they ___ ready.”
What is "has, aren’t"?