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Would you rather complete a backbreaking physical challenge (like carrying bricks all day) or a gruelling mental challenge (like a 24-hour math test)? Why?

What is a situation where it's okay to force someone to do something they don't want to do?

Would you rather lose all your childhood memories of things you used to do, or forget how to do the things you are used to doing now (like using a smartphone)? Explain why!

Imagine you are a 90-year-old billionaire. Tell us one crazy thing you would do when you were young and poor, and one thing you no longer care about

You are the boss of a terrible company. Tell your employees what they are supposed to do on weekends

Imagine you are a spy. Which training is scarier: a punishing physical schedule or a rigorous lie-detector test?

What is a positive effect of giving up social media for a month?

Give a real-life example showing the difference between affect and effect

The bad weather affected my mood. The effect was that I felt sad all day

Fill in the blanks: "I'm glad you're happy. But ___ ___ Alan, it's impossible to please him."

as for

Fill in the blanks: "___ ___ ___ I know, the exam is on Friday."

As far as

Choose the stronger adjective: "The weather conditions on the mountain were (tough / arduous)."

Arduous

Guess the word: Hard physical work that makes your body sore

Backbreaking

Guess the word: A situation that is difficult to deal with and needs careful attention or skill

Tricky

Find the mistake: "You don't have to have a degree to get a job, but it helps."

No mistake!

Rephrase: "The teacher forced us to write the essay again."

The teacher made us write the essay again

Rephrase: "My parents allowed me to go to the party."

My parents let me go to the party

"Tiredness is usually caused ___ working too hard."

by

"Getting richer doesn't actually (affect / effect) how happy you are."

affect

Fill in the preposition: "Spending money on experiences usually results ___ longer-term happiness."

in

Rephrase the sentence: "I don't work the night shift any more." -> "I ______ work the night shift."

no longer

Fill in the blank: "I was ________ to prepare a song, but they forgot to let me know." (Meaning: It was expected of me)

I was supposed to prepare a song, but they forgot to let me know

Rephrase the sentence so the meaning stays the same: "I was a nurse, but now I work for a pharmaceutical company."

I used to be a nurse

Choose the correct option: "My grandfather (used to / would) always give me candy when I visited him."

Both are correct!

Find the mistake: "When I was a child, I would have a dog."

When I was a child, I used to have a dog