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Name your favourite free-time activities.
Describe the people in class using adjectives of character such as: talkative, selfish, cautious, energetic, sociable, generous.
Name 6 different electronic gadgets and say what they're used for.
Name 6 things you can do with your phone.
What are the most important jobs nowadays in your opinion?
What superstitions do you believe in?
Give examples of situations when you felt: worried, annoyed, frightened, tired, excited.
Name 3 things you can MAKE and 3 things you can DO.
What can we recycle? Why is recycling important?
Name 5 materials and 5 containers.
Name some endangeres species. How can we help them?
Name some fundraising activities you could do in your town.
Describe your last journey: where did you go? what did you see/visit? what did you do?
Make a sentence using the verb "to live" and the time expression "for 5 years."
Use the words "terrifying", "delighted", "exhausted", "frightening" and "freezing" to describe this school year.
Which is your favourite movie? What's the plot?
Name 5 things a person has to do in order to be a good friend.
Name 3 things you must and 3 things you mustn't do at school.
Correct the sentence: I'll met you to the cinema at 7 pm.
Order the words and answer the question: tonight / you / What / are / doing?
Make a sentence using the verb "watch" and the time expression "for three hours"
Make a sentence in the Past Simple using the word "yesterday" and the verb "to buy."
Order the words, then answer the question: ever / to / Paris / you / been / Have?
Translate the sentence "Va ploua" using both WILL and BE GOING TO. Explain the difference in meaning.
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