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Vocabulary Boost: True or False (A2-B1)

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A2-B1 vocab quick true/false challenge.

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Vocabulary Boost: True or False (A2-B1)
 

Vocabulary Boost: True or False (A2-B1)Online version

A2-B1 vocab quick true/false challenge.

by Madinaxon Rahmonova
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A verb usually shows an action or a state.

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The opposite of 'big' is 'small'.

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An adjective describes a noun.

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A synonym is a word with a similar meaning.

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A prefix is a word that ends a word.

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An antonym is a word with a similar meaning.

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A dictionary lists words and their meanings.

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Nouns can only be names of people, places, or things.

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The past tense of 'go' is 'goed'.

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An adverb always describes a noun.

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