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Do you prefer reading book or watching films in the original version or in your own language?

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Give names of nationalities for these countries: Brazil, Wales, Japan, The Netherlands, Egypt, Argentina, Russia, Poland

Brazilian, Welsh, Japanese, Dutch, Egyptian, Argentinian, Russian, Polish

Do your parents usually know what you are doing? How do they track where you are? Imagine that your parents give you a GPS jacket. Would you wear it?

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How often do you catch a cold? What do you do take to stop a cold? What is the difference between flu and cold? Do you sometimes feel sick when you travel by car/plane?

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What articles do you know? When do we use them?

a, an, the, zero

Do you like Harry Potter? What is the story about?

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What crimes do you know? Name at least 6.

burglary, robbery, mugging, shoplifting, murder, theft, piracy, vandalism

Which phrasal verbs we can use instead of these words: investigate, find by accident, solve a problem by considering the facts, try to find, discover, arrive or appear unexpectedly

look into, come across, work out, look for, find out, turn up

When do we use Present continuous? How do we form it?

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Use these words in sentences: boring, confused, disappointed, embarrassing, frightened, interesting, moving, relaxed, suprised, tiring

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Explain these compound nouns: first aid, food poisoning, health centre, heart attack, painkiller, waiting room

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Name stages of life ( 5)

newborn, baby, child, teenager, adult, senior citizen, birth, childhood, adolescence, middle age, old age, death

When do we use Present perfect? How do we form it? Difference between ever/never/for/since?

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Name members of family (10)

mom, dad, daughter, son, cousin, aunt, uncle, wife, husband, nephew, niece, brother-in-law,

Name at least 6 criminals.

burglar, murderer, robber, shoplifter, thief, vandal, pirate, mugger

When do we use Past simple? How do we form it?

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When do we use who, when, which, that, where?

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Make comparatives and superlatives from these adjectives: long, fat, lazy, important, bad, far

longer, the longest, fatter, the fattest, lazier, the laziest, more important, the most important, worse, the worst, farther/further, the farthest/furthest

When do we use Present simple? How do we form it?

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When do we use Past continuous? How do we form it? (While I was waiting for my mum I saw some sunglasses)

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How strict are your parents?

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When do we use: some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, a little

some - affirmative, any - negative and Qs, a lot of - all, a few - pl. C, a little - Unc, much - Unc, many - pl. C

Explain these words: advert, channel, TV remote control, documentary, comedy, soap, the news

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Why do you learn English?

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Define the following words: vandalism, shoplifter, robbery, thief, pirate

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Name at least 5 health probles/illnesses

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Negative prefixes: legal, visible, possible, regular, correct, happy, formal, usual

illegal, invisible, impossible, irregular, incorrect, unhappy, informal, unusual