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What is the opposite of a Couch Potato?
The phrase 'Go for a walk' is an example of 'Go + verb with ing'.
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What is the difference between 'Very' and 'Too'?
Very is used to describe a positive or strong feeling, while Too is used to describe an excessive or extreme amount.
The instrumental music is often played on the ___________________.
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Match the following rooms with their typical objects:
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What is the correct answer to the question 'What do you usually do on Sundays?'?
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The phrase 'How long does it take to get to the city center?' is an example of a WH-question with a preposition.
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What is the difference between 'Can' and 'Can't'?
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What is the opposite of a Workaholic?
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The phrase 'Go biking' is an example of 'Go + noun'.
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What is the name of the season that comes after winter?
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If someone asks you 'What time is it?' you might answer '__ o'clock'.
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Match the following rooms with their typical objects:
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What is the correct answer to the question 'How often do you clean your room?' if you never clean your room?
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The phrase 'I'm not sure' shows uncertainty.
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What is the name of the object you might find in a living room?
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Study Notes
Time, Hour, and Dates
- Understanding time, hour, and dates vocabulary
- Using prepositions for time and dates (e.g. at, on, in)
Daily Routine and Schedule
- Describing daily routine activities (e.g. waking up, eating, working)
- Creating a schedule and using time-related vocabulary
Verb Patterns
- Using "go + verb with 'ing'" (e.g. go biking)
- Using "go for + noun" (e.g. go for a walk)
Types of People
- Identifying and describing different types of people (e.g. couch potato, workaholic, health nut, party animal)
Simple Present WH-Questions
- Forming questions with what, when, who, where
- Answering questions using simple present tense
Taking Time Off and Vocabulary
- Understanding vocabulary related to seasons (e.g. winter, spring, summer, fall)
- Using vocabulary related to activities (e.g. cello, ice, festival, instrumental)
WH Questions with Prepositions
- Forming questions with prepositions (e.g. where, when, how)
- Answering questions using prepositions
Important Dates and Uncertainty
- Talking about important dates and events
- Expressing uncertainty using maybe, I'm not sure, I don't know, I have no idea
Questions with When and How Long
- Forming questions with when and how long
- Answering questions using specific dates and durations
Living with Roommates
- Discussing tips for living with roommates
- Sharing chores and using adverbs of frequency (e.g. always, usually, often)
Home Rooms and Objects
- Identifying and describing different rooms in a home (e.g. kitchen, living room, bedroom)
- Describing home objects and using vocabulary related to rooms (e.g. balcony, apartment, house)
There is / There are
- Using positive, negative, and question forms of there is / there are
- Describing rooms using colors and the power of color
Very vs Too
- Understanding the difference between very and too
- Practicing exercises with very and too
Clothing and Styles
- Describing different types of clothing and styles
- Identifying upper, lower, and feet clothing
Business Casual and Count/Noncount Nouns
- Understanding business casual attire
- Identifying count and noncount nouns
Jobs and Questions with Like
- Discussing different jobs (e.g. business, healthcare, law and safety)
- Forming questions with like and using them in conversations
Talking about Ability
- Using can and can't to describe ability
- Forming questions with can and can't
Time, Hour, and Dates
- Understanding time, hour, and dates vocabulary
- Using prepositions for time and dates (e.g. at, on, in)
Daily Routine and Schedule
- Describing daily routine activities (e.g. waking up, eating, working)
- Creating a schedule and using time-related vocabulary
Verb Patterns
- Using "go + verb with 'ing'" (e.g. go biking)
- Using "go for + noun" (e.g. go for a walk)
Types of People
- Identifying and describing different types of people (e.g. couch potato, workaholic, health nut, party animal)
Simple Present WH-Questions
- Forming questions with what, when, who, where
- Answering questions using simple present tense
Taking Time Off and Vocabulary
- Understanding vocabulary related to seasons (e.g. winter, spring, summer, fall)
- Using vocabulary related to activities (e.g. cello, ice, festival, instrumental)
WH Questions with Prepositions
- Forming questions with prepositions (e.g. where, when, how)
- Answering questions using prepositions
Important Dates and Uncertainty
- Talking about important dates and events
- Expressing uncertainty using maybe, I'm not sure, I don't know, I have no idea
Questions with When and How Long
- Forming questions with when and how long
- Answering questions using specific dates and durations
Living with Roommates
- Discussing tips for living with roommates
- Sharing chores and using adverbs of frequency (e.g. always, usually, often)
Home Rooms and Objects
- Identifying and describing different rooms in a home (e.g. kitchen, living room, bedroom)
- Describing home objects and using vocabulary related to rooms (e.g. balcony, apartment, house)
There is / There are
- Using positive, negative, and question forms of there is / there are
- Describing rooms using colors and the power of color
Very vs Too
- Understanding the difference between very and too
- Practicing exercises with very and too
Clothing and Styles
- Describing different types of clothing and styles
- Identifying upper, lower, and feet clothing
Business Casual and Count/Noncount Nouns
- Understanding business casual attire
- Identifying count and noncount nouns
Jobs and Questions with Like
- Discussing different jobs (e.g. business, healthcare, law and safety)
- Forming questions with like and using them in conversations
Talking about Ability
- Using can and can't to describe ability
- Forming questions with can and can't
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Test your English skills on topics such as time, dates, and daily routines. Practice using prepositions, WH-questions, and vocabulary related to seasons and activities.
