Modals
You ___ wear a helmet when riding a motorbike in most countries.
MUST
Choose the correct compound noun: “credit card” or “card credit”?
credit card
Complete: “Bangkok is ___ than Chiang Rai.”
Think temperature.
hotter
What’s the opposite of “spicy”?
bland / mild / I will accept boring
Find the error: “She don’t like coffee.”
doesn’t
You ___ smoke in class. It’s not allowed.
MUSTN'T
Choose the correct one: “traffic jam” or “jam traffic”?
traffic jam
Complete: “This hotel is ___ expensive one in the city.”
the most
Choose the correct sentence: “The soup tastes deliciously” or “The soup tastes delicious”
The soup tastes delicious.
Find the error: “I’m agree with you.”
I agree with you.
In this company, employees ___ arrive on time, but they ___ wear a uniform. (2 modals)
must, don’t have to
Make a compound noun: a room where students eat lunch.
lunchroom / cafeteria / canteen
Correct the sentence: “This exam was more easier than the last one.”
This exam was easier than the last one.
Describe a Thai dish using at least 3 adjectives (flavor, texture, appearance).
Example: Som tam is spicy, crunchy, and refreshing.
Find the error: “He can to swim very well.”
He can swim very well.
Rewrite: “It’s necessary for you to finish this report today.” using a modal.
You must finish this report today.
What’s the difference: “toothbrush” vs “toothpaste”?
brush = tool to clean teeth / paste = cream used for brushing
Give the comparative and superlative of far.
farther/further, farthest/furthest
Fix this: “The pizza is smell amazing.”
The pizza smells amazing.
Find the error: “If I will go to the party, I will see her.”
If I go to the party, I will see her.
What’s the difference in meaning between “You must study” and “You should study”?
“Must” = obligation/requirement; “should” = advice/recommendation.
Make a compound noun using these two words (time / table) What does it mean?
timetable – a schedule showing times
Compare: “This book is interesting, but that one is fascinating.” Explain the difference in intensity.
“Fascinating” = much stronger than “interesting.”
Explain the difference: “The chicken is grilled” vs “The chicken tastes grilled.”
First = cooking method; second = describing flavor.
Find and correct: “I’ve visited Japan last year.”
I visited Japan last year.