Breaking the Ice
Character Adjectives
Body Language
Present Tenses
Comparatives & Superlatives
100

What do you do with your face when you meet a new person?

Smile

100

This person always looks on the bright side of life. They are happy and positive about the future.

Optimistic

100

You are very nervous.

Palms sweat

100

Look at that boy! He ___ (run) so fast to catch the bus.

is running

100

My brother is ___ (tall) than me, but I am ___ (funny) than him.

taller / funnier

200

What does "break the ice" mean?

Start a conversation

200

This person doesn't like meeting new people. They feel uncomfortable around strangers and prefer to stay quiet.

Shy

200

You don't know the answer.

Shrug one's shoulders

200

I usually ___ (get up) at 7 o'clock, but today I ___ (wake up) at 9.

get up / am waking up

200

This is ___ (interesting) book I have ever read. I can't put it down!

 the most interesting

300

Name one thing you should NOT do when talking to a new person.

Don't talk only about yourself

300

This person always wants to do things their own way. They don't listen to other people's advice and hate changing their plans.

Stubborn

300

You are bored or impatient.

Tap one's foot

300

I ___ (know) my best friend for ten years. We ___ (be) very close.

have known / are

300

The weather today is much ___ (bad) than it was yesterday. It's raining heavily.

worse

400

Why should you go to parties even if you feel shy?

You will get used to it.

400

This person always understands how others feel. If you are sad, they will notice and try to help you.

Sensitive/Caring

400

You are very angry.

Clench one's teeth/fists

400

She ___ (study) English for three years, and now she ___ (prepare) for her exam.

has been studying / is preparing

400

The ___ (soon) you finish your homework, the ___ (early) you can go out with your friends.

sooner / earlier