Make a sentence with these words: We / our / ago / a year / bought / house
We bought our house a year ago.
Make a sentence with these words: go to / usually / I / bed / eleven / at.
I usually go to bed at eleven.
What's the Past Simple of these verbs? become, find, meet, lose.
became, found, met, lost
Talk about what you're going to do next weekend.
Talk about what you do in your free time.
Talk about your last holiday.
Talk about your daily routine in the week.
Talk about things you can or can't do.
Say eight jobs.
teacher, shop assistant, waiter, actor, etc.
How do we say these numbers and prices? $250,000 / 9.1 / 524 / 77,777
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars / nine point one / five hundred and twenty-four / seventy-seven thousand, seven hundred and seventy-seven.
What are the opposites? happy, interesting, safe, awful
unhappy, boring, dangerous, great / wonderful / awesome
What's the Past Simple of these verbs? leave, buy, write, put
left, bought, wrote, put
Describe your house or flat.
Make a sentence with these words: Sunday / tennis / on / usually / I / play.
I usually play tennis on Sunday.
Make a question with "WHERE" for this answer: My sister lives in Australia.
Where does your sister live?
Say the comparatives: happy, bad, beautiful, short
happier than, worse than, more beautiful than, shorter than
Say the positive and negative short answers: Did he call you?
Yes, he did. / No, he didn't.
Say the comparatives: good, boring, easy, thin
better than, more boring than, easier than, thinner than
Say eight free time activities.
do sports, visit friends, go to the cinema, go shopping, etc.
Correct this question: Where you went last month?
Where did you go last month?
Say the positive and negative short answers: Were they at home last night?
Yes, they were. / No, they weren't.
What are the opposites? ill, slim, easy, different
healthy, fat / overweight, difficult, the same
How do we say these numbers and prices? 376 / 9,500 / 0.8 / $750,000
Three hundred and seventy six / Nine thousand five hundred / zero or naught point eight / seven hundrend and fifty thousand dollars.
Talk about two people in your family.
Make a question with "WHERE" for this answer: His father was born in London.
Where was his father born?
Correct this question: What you going to do tomorrow?
What are you going to do tomorrow?
Make a sentence with these words: out / every / We / Thursday / eat.
We eat out every Thursday.
Talk about what you did last weekend.