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name four genres of film (e.g. drama)

comedy, horror, action, sci-fi, adventure, fantasy, etc.

make a superlative sentence: chocolate cake is (good) dessert

the best

present simple or continuous: Look at that man! He ... (not wear) a helmet.

's not wearing

name three natural elements (e.g. mountain):

river, hill, lake, forest, desert, etc.

make a question: you / Can / tell / me / the way / the museum? / to

Can you tell me the way to the museum?

Pronunciation: comfortable / uncomfortable

(UN) COMF TAH BOL

make a superlative sentence: Freddy Mercury is (great) singer ever

the greatest

It's on the road and it has a green, a yellow, and a red light

traffic lights

present simple or continuous: Today, _____ (wear) a dress.

I'm wearing

(in / on / for) the right

on

a very, very, very tall building

skyscraper

make a question: recommend / Can / a good / film? / you

Can you recommend a good film?

make a superlative sentence: I am (tall) girl in my class.

the tallest

name four adjectives to describe a street market (e.g. busy):

crowded, noisy, cheap, expensive, ineteresting, etc.

present simple or continuous: My mum ____ (not like) big cities.

doesn't like

make a superlative sentence: my brother is (bad) driver in my family

the worst

Make an excuse for arriving late.

E.g. I'm sorry, I forgot my keys.

make a comparative sentence: cafès / restaurants / (cheap) / in my city

cafès are cheaper than restaurants / restaurants are cheaper than cafès in my city

present simple or continuous: She _____ (go) to the gym on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

goes

name three hair colours:

brown, black, blond, red, dark, light, etc.

the opposite of "quiet" is...

noisy

make a question: did / Where / you / on holiday? / go

Where did you go on holiday?

Make an excuse for arriving late.

E.g. I'm so sorry, I didn't hear my alarm clock.

name four adjectives to describe a hotel (e.g. comfortable):

luxurious, cheap, expensive, good, crowded, etc.

a road for people only, no cars

a pedestrian road/street

make a superlative sentence: this sofa is (comfortable) sofa in the house

the most comfortable

name three activities you could do on holiday (e.g. surfing):

sightseeing, camping, going to restaurants, going to a club ...

name four adjectives to describe hair (e.g. short):

long, curly, wavy, straight, medium-length

name four items of clothing:

dress, jacket, shoes, socks, coat, t-shirt, etc.

You're in a restaurant. You order chicken but they bring you a salad. Complain.

Excuse me, there's a small problem here ...

present simple or continuous: this July, we _____ (do) an English course.

're doing

Three things you do in an airport (e.g. check in)

Go through security, get on the plane, wait in the departure lounge, etc.

make a comparative sentence: paris is (romantic) berlin

more romantic than

You're on a flight. There's a child screaming in the seta behind you. Complain.

Excuse me, your child is screaming...

make a comparative sentence: English is (easy) Japanese

easier than

make a comparative sentence: city / beach / (nice) / for a day out

the beach is nicer than the city / the city is nicer than the beach for a day out

(in / on / for) the left

on

the opposite of "crowded" is...

empty

make a question: Is / a restaurant / here? / near / there

Is there a restaurant near here?

name three thing you can wear, not clothes (e.g. glasses):

sunglasses, a watch, earrings, a ring, a necklace, a backpack, etc.