School vocabulary
It's a piece of rubber or other material used to rub out marks made by ink, pencil, or chalk.
an eraser
What's the correct spelling?
A: twenty eight
B: twenty-eight
B
Adjectives / Adverbs
A: I am incredible excited about going back to school.
B: I am incredibly excited about going back to school.
C: I am incredible excitedly about going back to school.
B
Every Monday my mother (to drive) me to school.
drives
A piece of furniture with a door and typically shelves, used for storage
cupboard
This is my telephone number:
0785 90 33 56
oh seven eight five nine oh double three five six
The genitive
A: Miss Smets' class
B: Miss Smets's class
C: Miss Smets class
D: Miss Smets's class or Miss Smets' class
D
She (to walk) along the beach when she found this beautiful shell.
was walking
An office tool that is used to create holes in sheets of paper, often for the purpose of collecting the sheets in a binder or folder.
a hole punch
Oh yes! The Red Devils won their eighth final against portugal. Score: 1 - 0
one - nil
Some or any?
She did her homework without ... help.
any
Sssht! Our English teacher (to explain) some grammar.
is explaining
He or she is responsible for the overall operation of a school.
a (school) principal
I love tennis! Do you know that Murray leads 30 - 0 in the first game?
thirty-love
Much or many?
Were there ... students on the playground this morning?
many
I (not study) a lot since school began.
I haven't studied
The study of the diverse environments, places, and spaces of Earth's surface and their interactions
geography
We are going to London in April 2022.
two thousand and twenty-two
Comparatives / superlatives
Going back to school is (tragic) day in a student's life.
the most tragic
Who (you - to talk) to last night?
did you talk