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Hardware store

English language

listening and practise

Finding Change 4 Pet store

Math

Calculate the amount received after paying for an item.

At the coffee store

Vocabulary - English Language

Read and practise. Get ready to use these phrases in dialogues

the toys store

Vocabulary

Departmant Stores

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Buying clothes

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Answer questions about a picture in a clothing store.

Dialogue A2 - The School Store

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Review: Grocery Store 2

English as a Second Language (ESL)

WORD STORE 5D

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Let's go shopping - english test - 5to bΓ‘sico

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Past Perfect with Flint Lockwood

Past Perfect

The simple past tense is used to describe actions or events that occurred and were completed at a specific point in the past. It often indicates a single, completed action without any connection to the present. For example: "She walked to the store yesterday." The past perfect tense is used to describe an action that occurred before another action in the past. It emphasizes the completion of one action before another took place. It is formed by using the auxiliary verb "had" followed by the past participle of the main verb. For example: "By the time they arrived, I had already finished my dinner." In this sentence, the past perfect "had finished" indicates that the action of finishing dinner occurred before the action of arriving.

Telling the store\y

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Word store 1

English language

COMPLETE THE GAPS

Favorite Story Survey Questions

writing

Ask friends or family their favorite store and record the results

The Hotel and The Soup Store

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Read the texts and drop the correct answer into the box.

The Market and The Candy Store

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Read the texts and drop the answers in the correct boxes.

trip,journey ,voyage, way

Vocabulary

1. Trip:

  • A trip is a short journey or excursion for a specific purpose, often involving traveling from one place to another and returning.
  • It is typically associated with leisure, business, or a brief outing.

Examples:

  1. We're planning a weekend trip to the beach.
  2. I took a trip to the grocery store to buy some milk.
  3. The family went on a road trip across the country.

2. Journey:

  • A journey is a longer and more substantial travel experience.
  • It often implies a sense of personal growth or transformation, and it doesn't necessarily have a specific destination.

Examples:

  1. Her journey of self-discovery took her to many different countries.
  2. The journey from childhood to adulthood is filled with challenges.
  3. The train journey from New York to Chicago was scenic and relaxing.

3. Way:

  • "Way" refers to the route or path one takes to reach a destination.
  • It can also refer to a means of achieving something.

Examples:

  1. Is there a faster way to get to the airport?
  2. She found a creative way to solve the problem.
  3. The way to the summit was steep and challenging.

4. Voyage:

  • A voyage is a long journey, typically by sea or in space.
  • It often suggests a sense of adventure and exploration.

Examples:

  1. The sailors embarked on a perilous voyage across the Atlantic.
  2. The spaceship's voyage to Mars took several months.
  3. His book recounts the incredible voyage of early explorers.

Now, here's a worksheet with blanks for you to fill in. Choose the appropriate word (trip, journey, way, or voyage) for each sentence.

 

Worksheet:

  1. We're planning a weekend __________ to the beach.
  2. Is there a faster __________ to get to the airport?
  3. Her __________ of self-discovery took her to many different countries.
  4. The family went on a road __________ across the country.
  5. She found a creative __________ to solve the problem.
  6. The train __________ from New York to Chicago was scenic and relaxing.
  7. The sailors embarked on a perilous __________ across the Atlantic.
  8. The __________ from childhood to adulthood is filled with challenges.
  9. The spaceship's __________ to Mars took several months.
  10. His book recounts the incredible __________ of early explorers.

 

Fill in the gaps with the words from the box

English


1- Unique.    2- Sports.  3- Split.  4- Extravagant. 5- Molar.  6- Shoulder  7- Seldom  8- Stream. 9- Thunder. 10- Industrial 11- Rejoice. 12- Barter  13- Create  14- Demand. 15- Preserve


Fill in the gaps with the appropriate word from the list above:

  1. The ____________ sound of thunder scared the children during the storm.
  2. In some countries, people still use a system of ____________ to trade goods without using money.
  3. The new ____________ park in our town has a wide range of equipment for kids to enjoy.
  4. I had to ____________ my time between studying for the test and going to soccer practice.
  5. The dentist examined my ____________ to check for any cavities or issues.
  6. After a long hike, we found a beautiful ____________ in the forest and decided to have a picnic by the water.
  7. My father's ____________ job requires him to work in a large factory.
  8. It's important to ____________ our natural resources to protect the environment for future generations.
  9. People ____________ on special occasions like birthdays or holidays to express their happiness.
  10. I can ____________ believe how much effort you put into decorating your room. It looks amazing!
  11. Playing ____________ is a great way to stay active and healthy.
  12. My ____________ was sore after carrying my heavy backpack all day.
  13. We only get a ____________ amount of snow in our region each year, so it's a rare sight.
  14. The teacher asked us to ____________ a story using our imagination and creativity.
  15. The store couldn't keep up with the high ____________ for the new video game.

BB2 First Short Test 11-02

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Using shopping vocabulary to plan a store layout

LESSON23-OnlineExercise1

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Hi guys! Here you can practice the "stores" vocabulary. Enjoy it!

additions and subtraction

Maths

Addition and Subtraction Quiz

Question 1

Sarah has 45 apples. She gives 12 apples to her friend and then buys 8 more apples. How many apples does Sarah have now?

  • A)41
  • B)39
  • C)33
  • D)45

Correct Answer: A) 41

Difficulty: Medium

Question 2

On a number line, if you start at -3 and move 7 units to the right, where do you end up?

  • A)4
  • B)5
  • C)3
  • D)2

Correct Answer: D) 4

Difficulty: Medium

Question 3

John had xx dollars. He spent $15 on a book and $10 on lunch. If he has $25 left, how much money did he have initially?

  • A)$50
  • B)$40
  • C)$60
  • D)$55

Correct Answer: C) $60

Difficulty: Medium

Question 4

On a number line, if you start at 10 and move 15 units to the left, where do you end up?

  • A)-5
  • B)-3
  • C)-4
  • D)-2

Correct Answer: A) -5

Difficulty: Medium

Question 5

Emily has 120 candies. She gives 30 candies to her brother and 25 candies to her sister. How many candies does she have left?

  • A)65
  • B)70
  • C)75
  • D)85

Correct Answer: C) 65

Difficulty: Medium

Question 6

On a number line, if you start at 5 and move 9 units to the left, where do you end up?

  • A)-4
  • B)-3
  • C)-2
  • D)-1

Correct Answer: B) -4

Difficulty: Medium

Question 7

A store had 200 shirts. They sold 75 shirts on Monday and 50 shirts on Tuesday. How many shirts are left in the store?

  • A)75
  • B)85
  • C)95
  • D)100

Correct Answer: C) 75

Difficulty: Medium

Question 8

On a number line, if you start at -7 and move 12 units to the right, where do you end up?

  • A)5
  • B)4
  • C)3
  • D)2

Correct Answer: D) 5

Difficulty: Medium

Question 9

Tom has 150 marbles. He loses 20 marbles and then finds 10 more. How many marbles does Tom have now?

  • A)140
  • B)130
  • C)135
  • D)145

Correct Answer: D) 140

Difficulty: Medium

Question 10

On a number line, if you start at 0 and move 20 units to the left, where do you end up?

  • A)-20
  • B)-15
  • C)-10
  • D)-5

Correct Answer: A) -20

Difficulty: Medium

Homework 1. Fortnite

Videogames

 

The video game Fortnite is more popular than, movies and streaming videos among young people. This is according to the video streaming service Netflix. Gaming is becoming more and more popular with young people worldwide. TV viewing is becoming less popular. Netflix said Fortnite was now more of a competitor than HBO - another popular streaming company. Fortnite is much more popular with young men. A study from the American Economic Association found that between 2015 and 2017, men aged between 21 and 30 spent more time on gaming. Their playing rose from 2.3 hours a day to 4 hours, while time spent on watching TV, movies or streaming fell.

 

Netflix said it must do more to compete with Fortnite. It said the video game was a big challenge in "the global war for Internet users' attention". Netflix said: "We compete with, and lose to, Fortnite....There are thousands of competitors in this market [trying] to entertain consumers." Fortnite is owned by the company Epic Games. It has over 200 million registered users. More than 80 million people log in to play the game each month. Fortnite is so popular because the game's competitive version is free to play. However, other parts of the game helped Epic Games to make $3 billion in profit last year. Epic has plans to build its own app and game store that will be cheaper than Apple's and Google's.

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