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How do you say 'Poner la mesa' in English?
Lay the table
How many hearts does an octopus have?
Three.
How many points did Michael Jordan score on his first NBA game?
16.
Who created Sherlock Holmes?
Arthur Conan Doyle
Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita?
Switzerland
Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
Marie Curie
Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo?
A horse.
Who's the youngest student in the classroom?
Âż?
Who's the oldest student in the classroom?
Âż?
What are your Engish teacher's surnames?
TĂ­scar Moya
Smallest state in the USA
Rhode Island
How do you say 'teclado' in English?
Keyboard
How do you say 'lavavajillas' en inglés?
Dishwasher
Last night, we watched/have watched my favourite film
watched
For or since? ___ three days, ___ Saturday, ___ last year
for, since, since
She / ever / drink / vodka
Has she ever drank vodka?
I / eat / broccoli (never)
I have never eaten broccoli
Create a question for: It rained in the mountains
Where did it rain?
Create a question for: He drives slowly
How does he drive?
Create a question for: We play football on Fridays
When do you play football?
Create a question for: She failed the exam because she hadn't sudied.
Why did she fail the exam?
Create a question for: I hardly ever watch TV
How often do you watch TV?
Answer using the negative: Does he play the piano?
No, he doesn't.
Answer using the affirmative: Are Tim and Sue learning French?
Yes, they are.
Answer using the negative: Did she build that house?
No, she didn't.
Her teachers _____ (not/use) computers in the classroom.
don't use
Tell the difference among WE, OUR and US
WE is a subject pronoun. OUR is a possessive adjective. US is an object pronoun
Tell the difference among YOU, YOUR and YOU'RE
YOU is a subject pronoun. YOUR is a possessive adjective. YOU'RE is a contraction for the verb to be
Read without making any mistake: Susie works in a shoeshine shop. Where she shines she sits, and where she sits she shines
Susie works in a shoeshine shop. Where she shines she sits, and where she sits she shines
Read without making any mistake: She sells seashells by the seashore
She sells seashells by the seashore
Say the number: 8112
Eight thousand one hundred twelve
Say the number: 3333
Three thousand three hundred thirty-three
Say the number 2450
Two thousand four hundred fifty
Say the number: 1264
One thousand two hundred sixty-four
Say the number: 1057
One thousand fifty-seven
Say the number: 128
One hundred twenty-eight
Can you think of a country beginning with Q?
Qatar
When _____ Anne ______ (visit) England for the first time?
When DID Anne VISIT England for the first time?
Where _____ your friends _____ (go) tonight?
Where ARE your friends GOING tonight?
Say the plural: Mouse - Mosquito - Foot - Person
Mice - Mosquitoes - Feet - People
True or false? Polar bears do only live in the Arctic
True!
Irregular verbs list: DRIVE
Drive - Drove - Driven - Conducir
What verb tenses do we use to talk about routines?
The present simple
Irregular verbs list: BRING
Bring - Brought - Brought - Traer
Irregular verbs list: BREAK
Break - Broke - Broken - Romper
Irregular verbs list: BEGIN
Begin - Began - Begun - Comenzar
My brother _____ (never/be) interested in anything.
is never
What do the five Olympic rings represent?
The five continents
True or false? Australia is wider than the moon
True
True or false? Cinderella was the first Disney princess
False - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released first
True or false? The Great Wall of China is longer than the distance between London and Beijing
True
Name an opposite for 'Wealthy'
Poor
Which letter is on the right of 'P' on the keyboard?
None
_____ they _____ (have) a bath right now?
Are they having...
Which is the smallest European country?
Vatican City
Who painted 'Guernica'?
Pablo Picasso
In which conflict were tanks used for the first time?
World War I
Where is the Sea of Tranquility located?
In the Moon
Which mammal has no vocal cords?
The giraffe
Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
Marie Curie
What country won the very first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
Uruguay
What is the smallest ocean in the world?
The Arctic
What was the first toy to be advertised on TV?
Mr. Potato Head
Spell the following word: JEWELLERY
J E W E L L E R Y
Pronounce these words: 'Taught' - 'Thought'
/tot/ and /zot/
What country is it?
It's Australia
What country is it?
It's Russia
Which is the largest organ in the human body?
The skin
When is your teacher's birthday?
His birthday is on May, 17th
Balthasar, Melchior, and Gaspar are the...
Three Wise Men
How do the English call '31st December'?
New Year's Eve
How do the English call '24th December'?
Christmas Eve
Name the superlative forms for 'Good' and 'Bad'
'The best' and 'the worst'
Spell the following word: THANKSGIVING
T H A N K S G I V I N G
Irregular verbs list: THINK
Think - Thought - Thought - Pensar
Irregular verbs list: TAKE
Take - Took - Taken - Coger/Tomar
What day is today?
Today is...
What time is it?
It's...
Irregular verbs list: SEND
Send - Sent - Sent - Enviar
Irregular verbs list: MEET
Meet - Met - Met - Conocer/Quedar
Irregular verbs list: LOSE
Lose - Lost - Lost - Perder
Irregular verbs list: KNOW
Know - Knew - Known - Saber/Conocer
She was sleeping when Carl _____ (get) home.
got
While you _____ (cook), I finished my homework
were cooking
Last Friday at 5, my friends _____ (play) football here
were playing
_____ Sara _____ (go) to university every day?
Does Sara go...
They _____ (not/read) that novel last year
didn't read
Look at those guys! They _____ (cheat) in the exam!
are cheating
We _____ (understand) the exercise after the teacher had explained it twice
understood
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