Greetings and Introductions
This is the phrase you use to greet someone in the morning.
Good morning!
The number that comes after seven.
Eight
The question you ask to find out where someone is from.
Where are you from?
This is a building where you can borrow books.
Library
The correct form of "have got" for "She ___ a brother."
has got
You use this phrase to ask someone's name.
What’s your name?
The time expression for 12:30.
half past twelve
A common way to suggest meeting someone later.
See you later!
A public area where you can sit and see flowers and trees.
Park
Complete the sentence: "They ___ a car, but they haven’t got a bike."
have got
This phrase is commonly used when you meet someone for the first time.
Nice to meet you!
How many hours are in one day?
24
The reply to "Thank you" in English.
You're welcome!
This place is used to board planes.
Airport
The plural of "child."
children
The reply to "How are you?" if you're feeling fine.
I’m good, thank you
The word for the number 15.
fifteen
The question word used to ask about time.
What time is it?
The preposition used in "The phone is ___ the table."
on
The plural of "man."
men
A casual greeting often used in the evening.
Good evening
The time expression for 4:15.
quarter past four
The negative form of "She is a teacher."
She isn't a teacher
The opposite direction of "left."
Right
The plural of "person"
people