LangSummL1

Question 1

Argentina. Nationality and Language:

Answer 1

Argentinean / Spanish

Question 2

Brazil. Nationality and Language:

Answer 2

Brazilian / Portuguese

Question 3

China. Nationality and Language:

Answer 3

Chinese / Chinese

Question 4

United Kingdom. Nationality and Language:

Answer 4

British / English

Question 5

France. Nationality and Language:

Answer 5

French / French

Question 6

Germany. Nationality and Language:

Answer 6

German / German

Question 7

Italy. Nationality and Language:

Answer 7

Italian / Italian

Question 8

Japan. Nationality and Language:

Answer 8

Japanese / Japanese

Question 9

Korea. Nationality and Language:

Answer 9

Korean / Korean

Question 10

Mexico. Nationality and Language:

Answer 10

Mexican / Spanish

Question 11

Spain. Nationality and Language:

Answer 11

Spanish / Spanish

Question 12

United States. Nationality and Language:

Answer 12

American / English

Question 13

I’m British. I’m from the United Kingdom.

Answer 13

I’m [nationality]. I’m from the [country name].

Question 14

“The man’s name” is equivalent to write:

Answer 14

The name of the man [ the subjects (third person) / the something of the subject]

Question 15

We like [ to ] eat breakfast at this restaurant.

Answer 15

between to verbs; the second must have the gerund form

Question 16

to eat breakfast [at] this restaurant.

Answer 16

To indicate a place

Question 17

[ The food ] [ is French ]

Answer 17

Subject that gets identified with a nationality

Question 18

[ but ] he speaks Italian [ very well ].

Answer 18

but = to start an opposite declaration to the previous sentence
very well = to say that something is more than good

Question 19

is [ the best ] Mexican

Answer 19

the best = to say that a subject exceeds its similar in a specific measure or certain degree

Question 20

the owners [ are from Madrid].

Answer 20

subject belongs to an geographic location

Question 21

Hong Kong and China

Answer 21

To join two subjects in order to describe them

Question 22

This is [our] [favorite] restaurant.

Answer 22

Our = belongs to a subject
favorite = adjective (is writted before the subject with such property)

Question 23

Kate and Tom like to eat breakfast at the __________ restaurant.

Answer 23

name a nationality according to the text

Question 24

What is your favorite kind of food?

Answer 24

[the way to write and pronounce a question]

Question 25

Subject Pronouns Singular

Answer 25

I You He She It

Question 26

Subject Pronouns Plural

Answer 26

We You They

Question 27

The Simple Present Tense of Be

Answer 27

I am = I'm You are = You're He is = He's She is = She's It is = It's We are = We're You are = You're They are = They're

Question 28

SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND THE VERB BE Negative Statements

Answer 28

I am not = I'm not You are not = You're not = You aren't He is not = He's not = He isn't She is not = She's not = She isn't It is not = It's not = It isn't We are not = We're not = We aren't You are not = You're not = You aren't They are not = They're not = They aren't

Question 29

bed-and-breakfast (noun)

Answer 29

a small hotel that serves food in the morning The bed-and-breakfast is in California

Question 30

guest (noun) = guest

Answer 30

a person who stays at a hotel or at your home Maria is a guest at the bed-and-breakfast.

Question 31

trip (noun) = trip

Answer 31

a time when you travel from one place to another This is my first trip to the United States.

Question 32

serve (verb) = serve

Answer 32

to offer food to people at a restaurant They serve pizza and pasta at the Italian restaurant.

Question 33

Excuse me (expression)

Answer 33

Used to interrupt someone politely Excuse me. Can you help me?

Question 34

My name is

Answer 34

used to introduce yourself

Question 35

Nice to meet you

Answer 35

used when you are happy to talk to someone for the first time Nice to meet you, Simone.

Question 36

Welcome to

Answer 36

used to greet someone who is new to a place

Question 37

Where are you from? (expression) = Where are you from?

Answer 37

used to ask someone where he or she was born

Question 38

noun

Answer 38

a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things ( common noun ), or to name a particular one of these ( proper noun ).

Question 39

baker (noun) = baker

Answer 39

someone who makes bread and cakes Our baker lives next door.

Question 40

bank teller (noun) = bank teller

Answer 40

someone who works with money in a bank The bank teller gives money to customers.

Question 41

cashier (noun) = cashier

Answer 41

someone who takes or pays out money in a store The cashier works in the supermarket.

Question 42

clerk (noun) = clerk

Answer 42

someone who works in an office or at a hotel reception desk The clerk is very friendly.

Question 43

flight attendant (noun) = flight attendant

Answer 43

someone who serves food and helps people on airplanes The flight attendant is very friendly.

Question 44

neighborhood (noun) = neighborhood

Answer 44

an area of a town He lives in the neighborhood.

Question 45

receptionist (noun) = receptionist

Answer 45

someone who answers the telephone in an office The receptionist is very busy.

Question 46

waiter (noun) = waiter

Answer 46

a man who serves food in a restaurant Carlos works as a waiter.

Question 47

I didn't catch (that). (expression) = I didn't catch (that).

Answer 47

used to say that you didn't understand something I'm sorry, I didn't catch your address.

Question 48

This is (Donald). (expression) = This is (Donald).

Answer 48

used to introduce someone Susan, this is Donald.

Question 49

What do you do? (expression) = What do you do?

Answer 49

used to ask someone about his or her job "What do you do, Arnaud?" "I'm a cook."

Question 50

QUESTIONS WITH BE Yes/No Questions with Be

Answer 50

Be Subject am I are you is he/she/it are we are you are they

Question 51

Questions with Question Words and Be

Answer 51

Question Word Be Subject What is it? Who are they? When is/'s the movie? Where is/'s the restaurant? Why are you here? How is/'s Rachel?