A sport where you use your hands and and feet to climb a rock is _________
rock climbing
Report the sentence: The instructor says to me, “Put on your harness.”
The instructor says to put on my harness.
What is the past participle form of the verb "bleed"?
bled
Have you ______________ not studied for the next test?
already
still
yet
What is the past simple form of the verb "catch"?
caught
An arrangement of straps to hold something to your body is a ___________
harness
What is the past participle form of the verb "fall"?
fallen
Have you finished your practice yet?
No, I haven't finished it yet
Report the sentence: The teacher says, "Sit down"
The teacher says to sit down
A am ____________ about this afternoon's plan
exciting
excited
What is the past participle form of the verb "fly"?
flown
Are you _________ stressed about tomorrow's appointment?
already
yet
stick
What is the past participle form of the verb "ride"?
ridden
What is the past simple form of the verb "bleed"?
bled
Snowboarding is ____________
frightening
frightened
Report the sentence: My friend says to me, “Please help me with my homework.”
My friend says to please help her with her homework
What is the past participle form of the verb "catch"?
caught
Have you finished your project ___________?
already
yet
still
Something that makes you feel calmer and less nervous is ___________
relaxing
Are you _________ stressed about tomorrow's appointment?
Yes. I'm still stressed about it
What is the past simple form of the verb "fly"?
flew
What is the past simple form of the verb "ride"?
rode
Have you visited Madrid?
Yes, I have already visited Madrid.
Order the words: already / each other / have / met / you ?
Have you already met each other?
What is the past simple form of the verb "fall"?
fell
A sport where you move down a snowy mountain on a board is ____________
snowboarding
A sport where you jump out of a plane with a parachute is ___________
skydiving
A sport where a kite pushes you and your board on the water is________________
kite surfing
We add -ing at the end of an adjective to
describe characteristics of something or someone
describe our feelings or emotions
We add -ed at the end of an adjective to
describe our feelings or emotions
describe characteristics of something or someone
Order the words: you / ever / before / have / surfed ?
Have you ever surfed before?
Order the words: dad / a / yet / my / bought / I / haven’t / present / birthday / my
I haven't bought my dad a birthday present yet