Vocabulary
What’s another word for “very big”?
Huge / enormous
Form a comparative sentence with “fast.”
“A car is faster than a bike.”
How do you politely ask for repetition?
“Could you repeat that, please?”
Name one famous landmark in New Zealand.
Sky Tower, Waitomo Caves, Milford Sound, Hobbiton
Spell the past tense of buy.
bought
Give two adjectives to describe weather.
Sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy, hot, cold…
Use will or going to: “I think it ____ rain tomorrow.”
will
What could you say when you don’t understand directions?
“Sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say that again?”
What’s a popular way of travelling in your country?
Bus, train, car, bicycle, subway, etc.
True or false: Used to is for habits in the past.
True
What verb goes with “a mistake”?
Make a mistake
300: Make a sentence using present perfect + ever.
“Have you ever been to London?”
Give one phrase for giving advice.
“You should… / Why don’t you… / If I were you, I’d…”
Give one example of an invention that changed the world.
Telephone, computer, internet, airplane, electricity
What’s the difference between say and tell?
Say = focus on words spoken (“She said hello”).
Tell = focus on the person (“She told me the news”).
Name two jobs related to science or technology.
Scientist, engineer, programmer, technician, inventor
Correct the sentence: “She don’t like working late.”
“She doesn’t like working late.”
How do you express an opinion politely?
“In my opinion… / I think that…”
Name a famous scientist or inventor.
Einstein, Newton, Marie Curie, Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs
Give the opposite of safe.
Dangerous / unsafe
Give three words related to crime.
Theft, robbery, criminal, prison, police, suspect
Use past continuous + when in a sentence.
“I was watching TV when the phone rang.”
What could you say to report an emergency to the police?
“Help! I need the police. There’s been an accident/robbery/etc.”
What’s one crime problem in big cities?
Theft, pickpocketing, burglary, vandalism, car theft
Make a sentence with a hypothetical conditional.
If I won the lotto, I would buy a car.