Edit Game
J2 planning 4 review
 Delete

Use commas to add multiple tags

 Private  Unlisted  Public



 Save

Delimiter between question and answer:

Tips:

  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.






 Save   24  Close
She has got _________.
 
a sore throat
 
a headache
 
a broken arm
 
an earache
He is ________, but she is _________.
 
He is tall, but she is short.
 
He is short, but she is tall.
What's her hair like?
 
She has got curly hair.
 
She has got straight hair.
 
She has got tall hair.
Name the part of the body.
Toes
Name the part of the body.
Finger
Name the part of the body.
Knee
Name the part of the body.
Neck
Name the part of the body.
Foot
Name the part of the body.
Leg
Name the part of the body.
Hand
Name the part of the body.
Mouth
Name the part of the body.
Nose
They're from South Africa.
 
They's South African.
 
He's African.
 
His South African.
 
She's South African.
She's from Argentina.
 
She's Argentinian.
 
She's Greek.
 
Her is Argentinian.
 
He is Argentinian.
Yes, she has.
 
Has she got a broken arm?
 
Has he got a broken arm?
 
Have she got a broken arm?
 
Have he got a broken arm?
Have you got an earache?
 
Yes, I have.
 
No, I have.
 
Yes, it is.
 
No, it isn't.
Where are they from?
 
They're from Brazil.
 
Shes are from Brazil.
 
She is from Brazil.
 
Her are from Brazil.
She's from Brazil. She's Brazilian.
 
Where's she from?
 
Is she American?
 
Is he Brazilian?
 
Has she got Brazil from?
Where's Cristiano Ronaldo from?
 
He's from Portugal.
 
No, he isn't.
 
Yes, he is.
 
He's Brazilian.
What are those?
 
They’re coloured pencils.
 
It’s coloured pencils.
What’s this?
 
It’s a rucksack.
 
They’re rucksacks.
Whose T-shirt is that?
 
It's his T-shirt.
 
They are his T-shirt.
Whose sweatshirts are these?
 
They're his sweatshirts.
 
It's his sweatshirts.
Adele is British.
 
She's from the UK.
 
She's from the US.
 
She from the UK.
 
She is the US.