English Grammar and Vocabulary for Beginners

Which of the following is the correct form of 'be' to complete the sentence: 'Jake and I …………… in Class 1A.'?

In the provided dialogue, what is implied by Ella about the size of her class?

What does Liam say to compliment Ella's watch?

Which phrase best completes the blank in the following dialogue: 'Are the students (2)..........................?'

According to the dialogue, what does Ella say about her lessons?

Which adjective best describes the image of a person with a big smile?

If a school is not large, which adjective would accurately describe it?

Which of these sentences correctly uses 'isn't'?

What is the correct short answer to 'Are they your keys?' if the keys do not belong to you?

What is the plural form of the noun 'family'?

What is the correct plural form for the noun 'shelf'?

Which sentence correctly completes the short answer to 'Are you polite?'

What is the correct negative short answer to the question 'Is he French?' if he is not French?

Vocabulary

Matching adjectives (1-6) to images (a-f):
- old (image)
- shy (image)
- easy (image)
- new (image)
- small (image)
- happy (image)

Grammar

Completing sentences with 'm not', 'isn't', or 'aren't':
- He isn't a teacher.
- Our school is not small.
- [Subject] is/are 12 years old.
- They (are) not from Romania.
- My Mum and Dad (are) Italian.
- Jake and I are in Class 1A.
- Alice is sad.

Verb Conjugation (to be)

Completing sentences with the correct form of the verb 'be':
- Are you happy?
- Is this your diary?
- Are Oliver and Thomas best friends?
- Is he Italian?
- What are your favourite colours blue and red?
- Is your teacher friendly?
- Are they from China?
- Is Emilia nice?
- Am I late?

Short Answer Questions

Completing short answers:
- Are you from the UK? No, we aren't.
- Is she in your class? Yes, she is.
- Are they new students? Yes, they are.
- Are they your keys? No, they aren't.
- Is he French? No, he isn't.
- Are you polite? Yes, I am.
- Is this your pencil? Yes, it is.

Plural Nouns

Plural of nouns:
- phone - phones
- family - families
- box - boxes
- shelf - shelves
- class - classes
- wallet - wallets
- life - lives
- friend - friends
- watch - watches
- boy - boys
- country - countries

Oral Competences

Dialogue practice with expressions:
- Liam: Hey Ella! So, you're in Class 1D?
- Ella: No, it isn't. [or other similar response]
- Liam: What's it like? Is it a big class?
- Ella: It's small.
- Liam: Are the students [adjective]?
- Ella: [response to Liam]
Note there are some missing pieces from the original image, so note the missing response content from the student.

Test your understanding of basic English vocabulary and grammar in this beginner-friendly quiz. You'll match adjectives to images, complete sentences with the correct forms, and answer simple questions. Perfect for early learners looking to practice their skills!