Choose the correct word. That was a very long travel/journey.
journey
Choose the correct word. Have you ever been on a package trip/tour?
tour
Which words do we use with these nouns? a ___ of toothpaste; a ___ of shorts; a ___ of chewing gum
tube; pair; piece/packet
Fill in the gaps with a preposition. go __ a swim; go __ a trip; go __ my sister
for; on; with
Fill in the gaps in these phrasal verbs. What time did everyone turn __ for the party? The party went __ all night.
up; on
Choose the correct words. There are a few/little books. There isn’t much/many toothpaste.
few; much
Do we use for or since with these phrases? an hour, Saturday, last night, ages
for an hour, since Saturday, since last night, for ages
Put the verbs in the Present Perfect or Past Simple. I (live) here since I was born. My brother (move) out two years ago.
I’ve/have lived here since I was born; My brother moved out two years ago.
Say the correct verb forms. Would you mind (send) someone to fix it? I wonder if I could (have) some more towels.
Would you mind sending someone to fix it? I wonder if I could have some more towels.
Say the correct form of the verbs. I prefer (read) to watching TV. I forgot (call) Mia.
I prefer reading to watching TV. I forgot to call Mia.
Say six adjectives to describe towns or cities in 30 seconds.
industrial, cosmopolitan, polluted, modern, touristy, traditional
Complete these phrases with nouns: ____ an accident, ____stuck in traffic, ____ someone’s birthday
have an accident, get stuck in traffic; forget someone’s birthday;
Choose the correct words. I’ll retire until/as soon as I’m 65. I’ll call you when/if the class finishes.
as soon as; when
Correct these sentences. I going to Germany next week. What you are doing this weekend?
I’m going to Germany next week. What are you doing this weekend?
Say the Past Simple and past participle of these verbs: know, swim, buy, think
known, knew, known; swim, swam, swum; buy, bought, bought; think, thought, thought
Which sentence is correct? Correct the wrong sentence. I’m not enough warm. He’s not old enough to drive.
I’m not warm enough. The second sentence is correct.
