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  • What is she doing?
    climbing
  • Name 2 countries in Europe.
    France, Spain, England, Portugal...
  • A person from Vietnam is called _____.
    Vietnamese
  • A person from Columbia is called _____.
    Columbian
  • What are they doing?
    kayaking
  • A person from Poland is called _____.
    Polish
  • What are these?
    boots
  • What is this?
    map
  • this/that/these/those? Take one of _____ books from that pile.
    those
  • What is the name of this car?
    Mini
  • A person from the Netherlands is called _____.
    Dutch
  • A person from Spain is called _____.
    Spanish
  • What is this?
    knife
  • Make it plural: deer
    deer
  • Make it plural: student
    students
  • A person from England is called _____.
    English
  • Make it plural: person
    people
  • Make it plural: library
    libraries
  • Make it plural: baby
    babies
  • Make it plural: knife
    knives
  • this/that/these/those? Carlos, please take _____ binder and put it on the desk over there.
    this
  • Name 2 countries in Asia.
    China, Japan, Korea, India....
  • Name 2 countries in Africa.
    Egypt, Botswana, South Africa, Libya....
  • What is this?
    first-aid kit
  • Make it plural: sheep
    sheep
  • A person from France is called _____.
    French
  • A person from Germany is called _____.
    German
  • What is this?
    camera
  • Make it plural: fox
    foxes
  • What is he doing?
    diving
  • Name 2 countries in the Middle East.
    Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Iran....
  • A person from the U.S.A. is called _____.
    American
  • Make it plural: peach
    peaches
  • What are these?
    gloves
  • this/that/these/those? ____ cabinet over there is empty.
    That
  • Make it plural: play
    plays
  • What is this?
    bookbag, backpack
  • Name 2 countries in South America.
    Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Columbia....
  • What is this?
    flashlight
  • this/that/these/those? Are ____ your pencils here?
    these