Prepare 5 Unit 11 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. So what (his friends/do) in the end? B: They decided to have the party when Jack got back home, so he was very happy.

did his friends do

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. (his parents/already/book) his flight? B: Yes, and paid for it.

Had his parents already booked

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. How (Jack/feel)? B: Sad, because he wanted to do both things.

did Jack feel

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. A: When (they/tell) him that they had organized a party for him? B: Two weeks before his birthday, when he told them about the trip to Spain.

did they tell

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. A: (his friends/not/organize) a party for his birthday? B: Yes, a surprise party!

Didn´t his friends organize

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. A: (he/ever be) abroad before? B: Yes, once, to Florida.

Had he ever been

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. A: What birthday present (his parents/give) him a few weeks earlier? B: A trip to Spain to visit his uncle.

had his parents given

Complete the questions with the simple past or past perfect form of the verb. A: Where (you/meet) your new friend Jack for the first time? B: On holiday in Spain.

did you meet

Complete with the past perfect: When I got off the train at the station, my parents (not/arrive/to meet me).

hadn´t arrived to meet me.

Complete with the past perfect: Mario was tired because he (not/sleep/all night).

hadn´t slept all night.

Complete with the past perfect: Luisa repeated the test because she (not/do well/the first time).

hadn´t done well the first time.

Complete with the past perfect: Kevin didn´t have any homework because he (finish/it/school).

had finished it all at school.

Complete with the past perfect: I gave Jenny a book for her birthday but she (already/read/it).

had already read it.

Complete with the past perfect: Frank turned on his Xbox after he (complete/all/homework).

had completed all of his homework.

Complete with the past perfect: Kelly wasn´t allowed to do sports because she (forget/trainers).

had forgotten her trainers

Complete with the past perfect: Alice didn´t want to go to the museum because she (go there/on/school trip).

had gone there on a school trip

a large white board that teachers write on

whiteboard

a list of dates and times that shows when things will happen

timetable

a book about a particular subject, written for students

textbook

a bus for taking children to and from school

school bus

the time when lunch is eaten

lunchtime

work that teachers give students to do at home

homework

the person in charge of a school

head teacher

a place where passengers are allowed to get on or off a bus

bus stop

a short period of rest

break time

a large board with a dark surface that teachers write on

blackboard

a room in a school where students have lessons

classroom

the year of education that a child is in

year

a student who is studying for their first university degree

undergraduate

relating to the education of children approximately between the ages of 11 and 18

secondary

the skills, qualities, or experience that you need in order to do something

qualifications

of or for the teaching of young children, especially those between five and eleven

primary

the process of teaching and learning in a school or college, or the knowledge that you get from this

education

to be unsuccessful

do badly

to be successful

do well

a qualification given for completing a university course

degree

when classes end and the holidays begin

break up

a school where students live and study

boarding school

to go regularly to a particular school

attend