Clothes
In what department can we find these clothes? Checkered Skits – Leggings – denim dress?
Ladieswear
What is the word we use to say the sun is out?
Sunny
What structure is used for On-the-spot Decisions?
Will + Verb Base form
What structure is used for Fixed arrangement in the near future?
Present Progressive
Fill in the blank: Frank _______ (buy) a new car.
Frank has bought a new car.
Which item is not considered “winter clothes” Sweater – Coat – Skirt – Raincoat?
Skirt
What do you call a snow storm?
Blizzard
Fill in the blank: Look out! That car is _______ (hit) you!
Look out! That car is going to hit you!
What are the two ways to say this time, 3:36?
It’s three thirty-six /or/ It’s twenty-four to four
Where does the word “Yet” go in a sentence?
At the end of the sentence.
In what department can we find these clothes? Polk-a-dot tie – Straw hat – Suede belt?
Accessories
What is the word for light rain?
Drizzle
What structure is used for “Promises”?
Will + Verb Base form
What is the Grammar used to say how often something happens?
Adverbs of Frequency
What preposition is used with most modes of transportation?
By
Which of the following is not a pattern?
plain – cotton – floral – fur
cotton
What is the word we use to describe the temperature over 95° Fahrenheit?
Boiling hot
What structure is used for “Future Plans and Intentions”?
Be Going To + Verb Base form
What structure is used to say someone is not able to do something?
Could +Verb Base form
Fill in the blank / Vocabulary: Jane can’t practice volleyball because she _______ her ankle.
Sprained
Jane can’t practice volleyball because she
sprained her ankle.
Which of the following is not a material?
striped – wool – leather – silk
striped
How do you describe temperatures between 55° and 70° Fahrenheit?
Cool
What structure is used for “Predictions based on what we think or imagine will happen”?
Will + Verb Base form
What structure is used for “Permanent States”?
Simple Present
Fill in the blank: I _______ (watch) TV when Jill _______ (come) home?
USE: action interrupted another past action.
I was watching TV when Jill came home?
Grammar: Past Progressive for Action in progress and Simple Past for Interrupting Action.