Tell me the names of the four cardinal points, please.
The names of the four cardinal points are north, south, east and west.
Is the word “translation“ a verb or a noun?
The word “translation“ is a noun.
Tell me the name of the capital of Russia, please.
Moscow’s the capital of Russia
What’s the plural of person?
The plural of person is people.
Are you writing?
No, I'm not writing
Are all the parts of your body still now?
No, not all the parts of my body are still now; my mouth and my tongue etc.
are moving.
What’s the name of your country?
Brazil is the name of my country
Are you going to the window?
No, I’m not going to the window; I’m remaining on the chair.
What are the cardinal numbers?
The cardinal numbers are 1, 2, 3 etc.
Do you dislike television?
No, I don’t dislike television; I like television.
What’s the negative of “I speak“?
The negative of “I speak“ is “I don’t speak“.
Can you read and write?
Yes, I can read and write.
What do we speak with?
We speak with our mouths.
Are you married?
Yes, I’m married. ~ No, I’m not married; I’m single.
What’s the plural of foot?
The plural of foot is feet.
Is Paris in the south of France?
No, Paris isn’t in the south of France; it’s in the north of France.
Do you wear a hat?
Yes, I wear a hat. - No, I don't wear a hat.
Do we speak with our mouths?
Yes, we speak with our mouths.
What’s the negative of “he speaks“?
The negative of “he speaks“ is “he doesn’t speak“.
How much is a quarter of a thousand?
250 is a quarter of a thousand.
Is Chinese an easy language to learn?
No, Chinese isn’t an easy language to learn; it’s a difficult language to learn.
What’s your name?
My name’s ...
What are the ordinal numbers?
The ordinal numbers are 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc.
Are you wearing glasses?
Yes, I’m wearing glasses. ~ No, I’m not wearing glasses.
Do we read with our eyes?
Yes, we read with our eyes.
How many children have your mother and father got?
My mother and father have got ... children.
What clothes are you wearing?
I’m wearing shoes, socks, a suit, etc.
What’s the name of the country between England and Spain?
France’s the name of the country between England and Spain.
Is India in Europe?
No, India isn’t in Europe; it’s in Asia.
What’s the difference between “any“ and “some“?
The difference between “any“ and “some“ is that we use “any“ in questions
and negative sentences, whereas we use “some“ in positive sentences.
Can you read without wearing glasses?
Yes, I can read without wearing glasses. ~ No, I can’t read without wearing
glasses.
Do you like your city (or town or village)?
Yes, I like my city (or town or village). ~ No, I don’t like my city (or town or
village).
What’s the opposite of “high“?
The opposite of “high“ is “low“.
Give me an example of a verb, please.
“Take“ is a verb.
What’s the negative of “can“?
The negative of “can“ is “cannot“.
What’s the difference between a verb and a noun?
a verb is a word we use for an action, whereas a noun is the name of a thing.
Do you walk about the room during the lesson?
No, I don’t walk about the room during the lesson; I sit on my chair.
How much is half a hundred?
Fifty is half a hundred.
2 + 2 = 7: is that right?
No, it isn’t right; it’s wrong.
Which’s the first letter of the alphabet?
A’s the first letter of the alphabet.
Can you touch the ceiling?
No, I can’t touch the ceiling.
Are the people of Scandinavia short?
No, the people of Scandinavia aren’t short; they’re tall.
Do you come to school by train or by bus?
I come to school by ...
Which’s the last letter of the alphabet?
Z’s the last letter of the alphabet.
What’s the difference between the present continuous and the present
simple?
we use the present continuous for an action we are doing now, whereas
we use the present simple for an action we do generally.
What’s the difference between “tall“ and “short“ and “high“ and “low“?
The difference between “tall“ and “short“ and “high“ and “low“ is that we use
“tall“ and “short“ for people, whereas we use “high“ and “low“ for things.
What do we call the thing we wear on our heads?
We call the thing we wear on our heads a hat.
Is Greece west of Italy?
No, Greece isn’t west of Italy; it’s east of Italy.
Do you write?
Yes, I write.
Give me an example of a noun.
“Book“ is a noun.
Give me some examples of prepositions, please.
Some examples of prepositions are “on“, “under“, “in“ and “from“.
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