Everyday English
You say this when you meet someone. (3 answers)
Hello / Hi / Good morning
Your mother’s husband is your…
My mother's husband is my father.
Where do people study?
They study in a school or university.
You write with this. (at least 2 answers)
pen / pencil/ a marker, keyboard etc..
What do say when everything is OK?
Everything is fine. All good!
You say this when you leave. (3 answers)
Goodbye / Bye/ See you.
A person who teaches student
Answer with a full sentence
The person who teaches student is a teacher.
Where can you order a coffee drink. (a minimum of two answers.)
Vending machine
Café, restaurant, train-restaurant, in a plane. etc...
You drink this when thirsty. (more than one answers)
water, orange juice, soda, whisky, gin, yoghurt etc..
The arc with colours you sometimes see in the sky is called a
a rainbow
You say this before sleeping at night. (At least 3 answers)
Good night
Sleep well
Sweet dreams
Your uncle’s daughter is your…
Answer with a full sentence
My uncle's daughter is my cousin.
You go there when you are sick.
A hospital
You carry books in this. (two possible answers)
bag / backpack
What are the seven colours of a rainbow?
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet
You ask this question when meeting someone new:
What is your name?
A person who cooks in a restaurant
Answer with a full sentence
A person who cooks in a restaurant is a chef / a cook.
You play football or basketball in your free time. This is called…
playing sports
A sweet food people eat in cafés or restaurant.
cake
Complete the sentence with a better word than good:
“Today is a ______ day. I feel very happy.”
Full answers
GREAT: It’s a great day.
You ask this to know how someone feels:
How are you?”
Your brother’s or sister’s child is your…
Answer with a full sentence
My brother's or my sister's child is my nephew oe my niece.
You go to this place to buy food. (at least 2 answers)
supermarket / grocery store, food market, local store etc..
You sit at this in school or office.
A desk
Your friend asks, “Can you drive a car?” but you don’t know how.
Answer in a full sentence using because:
No, I can’t drive because I don’t know how.