He loves sweet things, but he (should/shouldn't) eat a lot of ice cream.
He shouldn't eat a lot of ice cream.
In the winter, you should wear a sweater made out of _____.
You should wear a sweater made out of wool.
Kangaroos have strong legs. They are (good at/not good at) jumping.
They are good at jumping.
True or False: In history, we learn about people and places from the past.
True.
True or False: In music, we play football and tennis.
False: In sports, we play football and tennis.
True or False: In history, we learn about plants, weather, and stars.
False: In science, we learn about plants, weather, and space.
True or False: In maths, we learn to count and put numbers together.
True.
True or False: In IT, you use a dictionary, read, practice writing and spelling, and talk about different topics.
False: In languages, you use a dictionary, read, practice writing and spelling, and talk about different topics.
True or False: In art, you should be creative.
True
We need wings for the show, but we (should/shouldn't) make them out of rubber.
We shouldn't make them out of rubber.
True or False: In languages, you play instruments and sing.
False: In music, you play instruments and sing.
You shouldn't throw paper, plastic, card, or glass in the _____. You should recycle them.
You shouldn't throw paper, plastic, card, or glass in the bin.
Penguins swim quickly, but they are (good at/not good at) walking fast.
They are not good at walking fast.
True or False: In maths, you do experiments.
False: In science, you do experiments.
True or False: In geography, we learn about laptops and the internet.
False: In IT, we learn about laptops and the internet.
I can't remember what lesson I have after lunch. I should check my _________.
I should check my timetable.
She plays video games and computer games easily. She is (good at/not good at) IT.
She is good at IT.
This is made of paper and has thousands of words in it alphabetically. You can find the meaning of a word in it.
It's a dictionary.
I play football terribly. I am (good at/not good at) kicking.
I am not good at kicking.
We can't play baseball. We drop the ball all the time. We are (good at/not good at) catching.
We are not good at catching.
True or False: In geography, we look at mountains, countries, and streets.
True.
I have a headache. I (should/shouldn't) watch television.
I shouldn't watch television.
She has a temperature and a bad cough. She (should/shouldn't) go to school.
She shouldn't go to school.
He plays the guitar badly and can't sing. He is (good at/not good at) music.
He is not got at music.