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- 1. Twenty Questions Subject: Review
- 2. Twenty Questions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
- 3. 1. Count from 1 to 20.
- 4. 2. Count from 20 to 100.
- 5. 3. How do you spell these letters? Y–W–A–H
- 6. 4. How do you spell these letters? E–I–T-X
- 7. 5. How do you spell your last name?
- 8. 6. What’s the meaning of JOB?
- 9. 7. Name 5 countries in Europe.
- 10. 8. Name 3 countries in Asia. What are their nationalities?
- 11. 9. Name 3 countries in North America. What are their nationalities?
- 12. 10. Name 4 male family members.
- 13. 11. Name 4 female family members.
- 14. 12. How do you say these verbs in English? MORAR QUERER PRECISAR
- 15. 13. How do you say these verbs in English? ESCREVER ESCUTAR LER
- 16. 14. Name 5 professions.
- 17. 15. What’s your father’s job?
- 18. 16. What’s your address?
- 19. 17. What’s your email address?
- 20. 18. What’s your phone number?
- 21. 19. What’s your job?
- 22. 20. How old are you?