Rooms (Habitaciones):

• Sala de estar - Living room

• Cocina - Kitchen

• Dormitorio - Bedroom

• Baño - Bathroom

• Comedor - Dining room

• Pasillo - Hallway

• Despacho - Office

• Cuarto de baño - Bathroom

• Lavadero - Laundry room

• Balcón - Balcony

Furniture (Muebles): 

• Silla - Chair

• Mesa - Table

• Cama - Bed

• Armario - Wardrobe

• Espejo - Mirror

• Estantería - Bookshelf

• Lámpara - Lamp

• Cortinas - Curtains

• Alfombra - Rug

• Sofá - Sofa

House Items (Objetos de la casa): 

• Ventana - Window

• Techo - Ceiling

• Pared - Wall

• Suelo - Floor

• Escalera - Stairs

• Chimenea - Fireplace

• Jardín - Garden

• Garaje - Garage

• Tejado - Roof

• Puerta - Door

Household Appliances (Electrodomésticos): 

• Horno - Oven

• Microondas - Microwave

• Lavadora - Washing machine

• Secadora - Dryer

• Refrigerador - Fridge

1) We ____________________ to France last month. 

A) Go 

B) Went 

C) Are going 

D) Gone

2) What time ______________________ lunch? 

A) Did you have 

B) Are you have 

C) Do you had 

D) Did you had

3) A friend at school. 

A) Student 

B) Colleague 

C) Classmate 

D) Teacher

4) You look up words in this book. 

A) Maths 

B) Art 

C) English 

D) Dictionary

5) Not too hot, not too cold. 

A) Dry 

B) Wet 

C) Warm 

D) Fog

6) Moving air that makes trees move. 

A) Mist 

B) Snow 

C) Rainbow 

D) Wind

7) They _________________ loudly when the teacher came into the classroom. 

A) Were talking 

B) Was talk 

C) Were to talking 

D) Was talking

8) I ___________________________ when I crossed the road. 

A) Didn’t looking 

B) Weren’t looking 

C) Wasn’t looking 

D) Don’t looking

9) The place where you buy medicine is a… 

A) Hospital 

B) Chemist 

C) Supermarket 

   D) Department Store

10) The place where you buy cakes and bread is a… 

A) Bakery 

B) Butcher’s 

C) Bread Shop 

D) Shopping Centre

11) A sport played with a ball and a bat. 

A) Tennis 

B) Badminton 

C) Baseball 

D) Basketball

12) A game with black and white pieces.

A) Football 

B) Chess 

C) Volleyball 

D) Hockey

13) A place where you go to have a meal. 

A) Café 

B) Bank 

C) Restaurant 

D) Hotel

14) What is the opposite of difficult? 

A) Ugly 

B) Easy 

C) Thin 

D) Old

15) What is the adverb of ‘terrible’? 

A) Terribly 

B) Terriblely 

C) Terriblement 

D) Terriblous

16) My sister thinks she’s _____________________ than me. 

A) More intelligent 

B) Intelligenter 

   C) More intelligenter 

D) More intelligents

17) What is _______________________ month of the year in England? 

A) Weter 

B) The wettest 

C) The wetest 

D) The wetter

18) You use your ________________ to hear. 

A) Eyes 

B) Mouth 

C) Nose 

D) Ears

19) You use your _________________ to walk. You have two of them. 

A) Feet 

B) Arms 

C) Shoulders 

D) Foot

20) We haven’t got ________________ petrol. We need to stop and get some. 

A) Many 

B) Any 

C) Little 

D) Some

21) You travel a lot. Have you been to _________________ countries? 

A) Some 

B) Few 

C) Much 

D) Many

22) You wear this on your wrist. 

A) Ring 

B) Sunglasses 

C) Necklace 

D) Bracelet

23) You need this if it is raining. 

A) Parasol 

B) Umbrella 

C) Headphones 

D) Earmuffs

24) You can see yourself in this. 

A) Mirror 

B) Cupboard 

C) Wardrobe 

D) Cushion

25) A place that connects one room to another in a house or flat.

A) Stairs 

B) Lift 

C) Furniture 

D) Hall

• Comparative:

Adjectives: Used to compare two things or people. It is formed by adding "-er" to the monosyllabic adjective (e.g., faster, taller, smarter).

Example: "My car is faster than yours."

Adjectives: Formed by adding "more" before a long adjective.

Example: "This book is more interesting than that one."

• Superlative:

Adjectives: Used to compare three or more things or people, indicating the highest degree of a quality. It is formed by adding "-est" to the adjective (e.g., fastest, tallest, smartest).

Example: "Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world."

Adjectives: Formed by adding "most" before a long adjective. 

Example: "It is the most beautiful flower I have ever seen."

⚠️ ALWAYS USE THE ARTICLE "THE" BEFORE SUPERLATIVES.

• Affirmative:

I am (I'm) + present participle

He/She/It is (He's, She's, It's) + present participle

We/You/They are (We're, You're, They're) + present participle
Examples:

• • • I am reading a book.

    • She is watching a movie.

    • They are playing soccer.

• Negative:

I am not (I'm not) + present participle

He/She/It is not (Isn't) + present participle

We/You/They are not (Aren't) + present participle
Examples:

• • • I am not studying right now.

    • He isn't working today.

    • They aren't talking.

• Interrogative:

Am I + present participle?

Is he/she/it + present participle?

Are we/you/they + present participle?
Examples:

• • • Are you listening to music?

    • Is she coming to the party?

    • Am I interrupting?

Hi! Nice to meet you! My name is John Smith. I am 19 and a student in college. I go to college in New York. My favorite courses are Geometry, French, and History. English is my hardest course. My professors are very friendly and smart. It’s my second year in college now. I love it!

I live in a big house on Ivy Street. It’s near the college campus. I share the house with three other students. Their names are Bill, Tony, and Paul. We help each other with homework. On the weekend, we play football together.

I have a younger brother. He just started high school. He is 14 and lives with my parents. They live on Mulberry Street in Boston. Sometimes they visit me in New York. I am happy when they visit. My Mom always brings me sweets and candy when they come. I really miss them, too

• Many:

"Many" is used to quantify countable nouns, which are nouns that can be counted individually. It is typically used in positive sentences and questions. For example:

"There are many apples in the basket."

"How many books do you have?"

• Much:

"Much" is used to quantify uncountable nouns, which are nouns that cannot be counted individually. It is also used in positive sentences and questions. For example:

"There is not much water left in the jug."

"How much sugar do you need for the recipe?"

In summary, "many" is used with countable nouns, while "much" is used with uncountable nouns. They both serve to indicate a large or significant quantity of something.

Let's go to an island! Why do you want to go? Maybe to relax? What else? We will stay the whole day on the island. The boat leaves in 5 minutes. What will you bring with you? - List 5 objects

At an Airport 

Visa - check in - aisle seat - passport - international - ticket  baggage - domestic - seat assignment - boarding pass  baggage claim - flight - carry on - claim - check  - reservation flight number - window seat - gate (https://www.englishclub.com/english-for-work/airline-vocabulary-quiz.php) 

• A trip on an airplane is called a _____________________. 

• A flight within one country is called a _________________ flight. 

• A flight between different countries is called an _____________ flight. 

• The letters and numbers which identify an airplane making a specific flight are called a  ________________ ______________. 

• Ordering a seat to be held for you on the day you want to travel is called making a  ______________. 

• A printed piece of paper which allows you to travel on an airplane is a  ____________________. 

• The first thing to do at the airport is _____________ ______________, which means to  register as a passenger for a flight.  

• A document which identifies you as a citizen of a certain country and which allows you  to travel to other countries is called a ___________________. 

• A stamp in your passport which allows you to travel to another country is called a  _________________________. 

• The selection of a specific seat for a trip on an airplane is called _____________  _______________. 

• A seat next to the window in an airplane is called a __________ _______. 

• A seat next to the passage between the rows of seats in an airplane is called an  ___________ _____________. 

• The suitcases and bags which contain your belongings are called  ______________________. 

• A bag which you carry with you on the airplane is called a _________ bag. 

• A small ticket with printed numbers that identify your baggage is called a baggage  ______________ _____________. 

• A printed card which allows you to get on an airplane is called a__________  ______________. 

• A door which leads from the airport building into an airplane is called a  _______________. 

I’m _______________ to college today.  

I’m _______________ to college today because it’s raining.  Hasan ________ be at work today. He’s sick. Next week we are __________ on holiday. 

I _____ see you next week. Take care.  

I’m _________ shopping tomorrow.  

We are ________ shopping in Leeds at the weekend.  The doctor ______ see you at 5 o’clock.  

I ________help you paint your house. 

• What do you do when you want to relax? 

• What do you do when you go to bed? 

• What do you do when you wake up? 

• What do you do if it is raining?

PASSIVE VOICE 

Rewrite these sentences in the passive voice.  

a. Someone built this house 200 years ago.  

______________________________________________________________  

b. A thief stole my purse.  

_______________________________________________________________  

c. The police will arrest the robbers.  

_______________________________________________________________ 

d. They produce cars in this factory.  

_______________________________________________________________  

e. They serve breakfast at eight o’clock every day.  

_______________________________________________________________  

f. People throw away tones of rubbish every day.  

_______________________________________________________________  

g. They make coffee in Brazil.  

________________________________________________________________  

h. Someone stole Jim’s bike last night.  

________________________________________________________________  

i. They will build a new bridge next year.  

_________________________________________________________________ 

j. Brian Brody directed The Ultimate Space Adventure.  

_________________________________________________________________  

k. Pierre will design her costume.  

_________________________________________________________________  

l. Someone found my wallet.  

_________________________________________________________________ 

m. One of the students broke the window.  

_________________________________________________________________ 

n. They will deliver my computer on Monday.  

__________________________________________________________________  

o. Mary invited Paul to her birthday party.  

__________________________________________________________________  

p. British astronomers discovered a new planet.  

__________________________________________________________________