100-Lesson Remedy for ESL Students: Day 6
Fantastic Work! You’re shining after Days 1–5! Today’s 20-question quiz builds on grammar, spelling, pronunciation, speaking, and writing. Click “Listen” for sounds and check instant feedback.
Context: We’ll talk about family events and past activities (e.g., last weekend). Clear scenarios will guide you!
Grammar (5 Questions)
Practice irregular past tense verbs (e.g., “ate,” “took”).
1. Lily talks about dinner: “I ___ pizza last night.”
2. Mark shares his trip: “I ___ photos at the park.”
3. Fix this—Anna’s weekend: “She take a bus yesterday.”
4. Tom’s family event: “We ___ at the party last weekend.”
5. True/False—Sara’s day: “I eat breakfast yesterday” is correct.
Spelling (4 Questions)
Practice irregular past spellings (e.g., “ate”) and homophones (“for” vs. “four”).
6. At a party: “I brought cake ___ my friends.”
7. At a family event: “We invited ___ people.”
8. At dinner: “I ___ a sandwich yesterday.”
9. At breakfast: “We ___ eggs last weekend.”
Pronunciation (4 Questions)
Practice sounds (/v/ vs. /w/) and irregular past verbs (e.g., “ate”). Click “Listen” to hear words and say them aloud. Use Chrome/Firefox.
10. At a family event: Click to hear, then choose:
11. Feeling cautious: Click to hear, then choose:
12. Irregular past in: “I ate dinner.” Click:
13. Irregular past in: “She took a photo.” Click:
Speaking (3 Questions)
Answer aloud (record if possible) and type to check grammar. Pronounce irregular past verbs clearly (e.g., “ate”).
14. Answer aloud—your family: “What did your family do last weekend?”
15. Read aloud: “Did you eat breakfast yesterday?” Click:
16. Answer aloud—your friend: “Did your friend take a trip?”
Writing (4 Questions)
Write short responses (1–2 sentences) or fix errors with correct grammar and punctuation.
17. Write 1–2 sentences about what you ate yesterday (e.g., “I ate a sandwich. It was tasty.”).
18. Fix—your day: “i take a photo yesterday”
19. Write 1–2 sentences about what your family did last weekend (e.g., “My family went to the beach. We ate seafood.”).
20. Combine—your meal: “I ate dinner. It was delicious.”
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