Name 5 Nationalities
Mexican, Canadian, Japanese, Brazilian, French.
Say two sentences about you using the verb "be" (one affirmative, one negative):
Affirmative: I am a student. Negative: I am not tired.
Name five things in your bag
Notebook, pen, phone, keys, wallet.
Say three sentences using his, her, and their:
This is his book. That is her phone. These are their shoes.
Give two expressions to ask for clarification:
Can you repeat that, please? What do you mean?
Name five jobs:
Doctor, teacher, engineer, nurse, pilot.
Say three sentences about your friends using the simple present:
My friend plays soccer every weekend. She studies English at school. They watch movies on Fridays.
Write a yes/no question using do or does:
Do you like pizza?
Write three questions you can ask the first time you meet someone:
What’s your name? Where are you from? Do you like music?
Give two expressions for closing an informal email:
See you soon, Take care.
Say one sentence with but and one with or:
I like coffee, but I prefer tea. Do you want pizza or pasta?
Correct or Incorrect? She have a job.
Incorrect: has
Correct or Incorrect? They plays soccer.
Incorrect: play
Correct or Incorrect? He works on Saturday.
Correct
