A1 — Language

Question 1

adjective noun

Answer 1

A word that tells us more about a thing or person, like big, small, or happy.

Question 2

adverb noun

Answer 2

A word that tells us how something is done, like quickly or slowly.

Question 3

alphabet noun

Answer 3

The letters we use to make words, from A to Z.

Question 4

countable adjective

Answer 4

Something we can count, like apples or toys.

Question 5

count noun noun

Answer 5

A word for things we can count, like cats or books.

Question 6

English noun

Answer 6

The language we’re speaking right now!

Question 7

form (noun)

Answer 7

The way a word looks or sounds to show if it means one or many, or when something happens.

Question 8

form verb

Answer 8

To make or create something.

Question 9

French noun

Answer 9

A language people speak in France.

Question 10

future noun

Answer 10

The way we talk about things that haven’t happened yet.

Question 11

German noun

Answer 11

A language people speak in Germany.

Question 12

grammar noun

Answer 12

The rules for using words to make sentences.

Question 13

infinitive noun

Answer 13

The basic form of a verb, like “to run” or “to play”.

Question 14

Italian noun

Answer 14

A language people speak in Italy.

Question 15

language noun

Answer 15

The words and sounds we use to talk to each other.

Question 16

negative adjective

Answer 16

Saying “no” or that something isn’t true.

Question 17

noun noun

Answer 17

A word for a person, place, or thing.

Question 18

paragraph noun

Answer 18

A group of sentences that talk about one idea.

Question 19

past adjective

Answer 19

Something that already happened.

Question 20

past noun

Answer 20

The time that has already happened, like yesterday.

Question 21

phrasal verb noun

Answer 21

A verb with extra words that change its meaning, like “wake up”.

Question 22

phrase noun

Answer 22

a small group of words that mean something special when we put them together.

Question 23

plural noun

Answer 23

More than one of something.

Question 24

plural adjective

Answer 24

Talking about more than one thing.

Question 25

positive adjective

Answer 25

Saying “yes” or that something is true.

Question 26

practice verb

Answer 26

To do something many times to get better at it.

Question 27

preposition noun

Answer 27

A word that shows where or when, like “in” or “on”.

Question 28

present noun

Answer 28

The time that’s happening now.

Question 29

present tense noun

Answer 29

The way we talk about things happening now.

Question 30

pronoun noun

Answer 30

A word we use instead of a name, like “he” or “she”.

Question 31

pronunciation noun

Answer 31

The way we say words out loud.

Question 32

sentence noun

Answer 32

A group of words that makes a complete thought.

Question 33

singular noun

Answer 33

Just one of something.

Question 34

singular adjective

Answer 34

Talking about just one thing.

Question 35

Spanish noun

Answer 35

A language people speak in Spain and many other countries.

Question 36

spell verb

Answer 36

To say or write the letters in a word.

Question 37

spelling noun

Answer 37

The right way to write words using letters.

Question 38

subject noun

Answer 38

The main person or thing we’re talking about in a sentence.

Question 39

tense noun

Answer 39

The way we show when something happens in a sentence.

Question 40

uncountable adjective

Answer 40

Something we can’t count, like water or air.

Question 41

uncount noun noun

Answer 41

A word for things we can’t count, like milk or sand.

Question 42

verb noun

Answer 42

A word that shows an action or state, like “run” or “be”.

Question 43

vocabulary noun

Answer 43

All the words we know and use.

Question 44

word noun

Answer 44

A group of letters that means something when we say or write it.