Vocabulary
Grammar
Random
Trivia
Mix
100
Guess the word:
A__________
Clue: Have a fight or disagreement
ARGUE
100
Complete with the most suitable form of 'let' or 'be allowed to'
I remember they never_____________me use my father's car.
I remember they never let me use my father's car.
100
I'm sure the baby ______ blue eyes, like her mother.
a. is going to have
b. will have
c. is having
b. will have
We use will to predict future events that we think will happen.
100
TRUE or FALSE?
Shouting can be an effective way to calm down situations and resolve issues.
FALSE
Shouting doesn't usually help calm things down or solve problems. It can make things worse by making people more upset.
100
Dad __________ me use his car all last weekend.
a. make
b. was allowing
c. let
d. doesn't
c. let
200
The horror movie left me __________ to go to sleep alone.
Clue: Feeling very scared, like something really bad is about to happen.
The horror movie left me terrified to go to sleep alone.
200
She ______ to be a singer since she ______ a kid.
a. wanted / was
b. has wanted / has been
c. has wanted / was
c. has wanted / was
-We can use the present perfect with for and since and how long to ask or talk about situations that started in the past and have not finished.
-We use since before the moment in the past when something started. If we use a verb after since, it's usually in past.
200
When he heard the police knocking on the door, he ____ under the bed.
a. hid
b. had hidden
c. was hiding
a. hid
-We use the past simple to talk about past events in chronological order; i.e. the main events of a story.
-First he heard the police, and then he hid under the bed.
200
CHOOSE 1 / 2 / 3
1: Get 500 points
2: Get 250 points
3: Lose 250 points
200
______ this weekend?
a. Do you go out
b. Will you go out
c. Are you going out
c. Are you going out
We use the present continuous to talk or ask about future arrangements, i.e. future actions that are already planned or decided.
300
I was _____________ when my computer crashed in the middle of my work.
Clue: Feeling irritated or slightly angry due to someone or something's actions.
I was annoyed when my computer crashed in the middle of my work.
300
A: Are you coming on the camping trip with us?
B: No, I ______________ .
a. 'm not allowed
b. don't let
c. 'm not allowed to
c. 'm not allowed to
300
OPEN OR SKIP?
+400 points
300
Guess the feeling:
Exhausted
300
When he said that he loved me, I knew that he _____.
a. lied
b. was lying
c. had lied
b. was lying
-We use the past continuous for actions in progress in the past.
-When he said that he loved me, the action of lying was in progress.
400
Guess the word:
F____________
Clue: Feeling extremely angry or enraged about something.
FURIOUS
400
A: Where are you going?
B: I ______ something for dinner.
a. 'm going to buy
b. 'll buy
c. 'm buying
a. 'm going to buy
We use be going to for plans and intentions (decisions that have been already made).
400
Who is that man? Why ______ at us? What ______?
a. is he looking / is he wanting
b. is he looking / does he want
c. does he look / he wants
b. is he looking / does he want
-We use the present continuous for actions in progress now or ‘around now’ (is he looking).
-We use the present simple and not progressive with stative or non-action verbs (does he want). Want is a stative verb.
400
TRUE or FALSE?
About 280 million people worldwide suffer from depression, according to the World Health Organization.
TRUE
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 280 million people worldwide have depression, including 5% of the world's adults and 5.7% of adults above age 60.
400
Guess the word:
A____________
Clue: Says "I'm sorry"
APOLOGIZE
500
He felt ___________ when he tripped and spilled his drink in front of everyone.
Clue: Feeling self-conscious or ashamed due to one's actions or a situation
He felt embarrassed when he tripped and spilled his drink in front of everyone.
500
I think it's better to stay. It ______ and we ______ an umbrella.
a. 's raining / don't have
b. rains / don't have
c. 's raining / aren't having
a. 's raining / don't have
-We use the present continuous to talk about temporary situations that are going on now or ‘around now’ (it's raining).
-We use the present simple and not progressive with stative or non-action verbs (we don't have). Have is a non-action verb when it means 'own', 'possess'.
500
Poor you | What a pity | What's the matter | Cheer up
Sarah: 1) ____________, Tom?
Tom: I failed my math test.
Sarah: 2) ____________! But don't be too hard on yourself. We can study together for the next one.
Tom: I studied so hard, and I still didn't do well.
Sarah: 3) ____________! Everyone has tough days. You'll do better next time.
Tom: I guess so. It's just disappointing.
Sarah: 4) ____________! I know you put in a lot of effort. Let's figure out a study plan together.
Sarah: 1) What's the matter, Tom?
Tom: I failed my math test.
Sarah: 2) What a pity! But don't be too hard on yourself. We can study together for the next one.
Tom: I studied so hard, and I still didn't do well.
Sarah: 3) Cheer up! Everyone has tough days. You'll do better next time.
Tom: I guess so. It's just disappointing.
Sarah: 4) Poor you! I know you put in a lot of effort. Let's figure out a study plan together.
Additional 150 points
500
TRUE or FALSE?
Anger, when properly managed, can be a powerful motivator for positive change.
TRUE
Anger, when properly managed, can be a powerful motivator for positive change. It can drive individuals to stand up against injustice or advocate for themselves and others.
500
She was __________ when her plans for the weekend fell through.
Clue: Feeling really bothered, sad, or shaken up.
She was upset when her plans for the weekend fell through.