Ways of Speaking Questions

Froggy Jumps

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Ways of Speaking Questions


Froggy Jumps Ways of Speaking QuestionsVersion en ligne Vocabulary & meaning game par Ricardo Morales 1 Unscramble the verb: arispe a define b praise c introduce 2 Unscramble the verb: stugesg a suggest b admit c praise 3 Unscramble the verb: feedin a define b criticize c introduce 4 Unscramble the verb: irecitzic a define b praise c criticize 5 Unscramble the verb: tamid a introduce b define c admit 6 Unscramble the verb: troidnceu a criticize b praise c introduce 7 1. "You’ve all done really well on the test. I’m so proud of you." a definition b praise c admission 8 2. "That color doesn’t suit you." a criticism b definition c introduction 9 3. "Why don’t we try the new pizza place?" a suggestion b praise c admission 10 4. "I dropped your phone and broke it. Sorry." a definition b introduction c admission 11 5. "Harry, I’d like you to meet Tom." a definition b introduction c praise 12 6. "A friend is a person you know well and who you like a lot." a admission b introduction c definition 13 “Your presentation was awesome. Everyone understood it.” a criticism b praise c definition 14 “You shouldn’t post that comment online. It could cause problems.” a suggestion b definition c praise 15 “I forgot to do the homework. That’s my fault.” a admission b introduction c criticism 16 “This essay has good ideas, but the ending is confusing.” a praise b definition c criticism 17 “Guys, this is Alex. He just joined our class.” a admission b suggestion c introduction 18 “A password is a secret word you use to enter an account.” a praise b definition c criticism

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Ways of Speaking Questions

Froggy Jumps

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Ways of Speaking QuestionsVersion en ligne

par Ricardo Morales

Unscramble the verb: arispe

Unscramble the verb: stugesg

Unscramble the verb: feedin

Unscramble the verb: irecitzic

Unscramble the verb: tamid

Unscramble the verb: troidnceu

1. "You’ve all done really well on the test. I’m so proud of you."

2. "That color doesn’t suit you."

3. "Why don’t we try the new pizza place?"

4. "I dropped your phone and broke it. Sorry."

5. "Harry, I’d like you to meet Tom."

6. "A friend is a person you know well and who you like a lot."

“Your presentation was awesome. Everyone understood it.”

“You shouldn’t post that comment online. It could cause problems.”

“I forgot to do the homework. That’s my fault.”

“This essay has good ideas, but the ending is confusing.”

“Guys, this is Alex. He just joined our class.”

“A password is a secret word you use to enter an account.”