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LIFE-SKILLS ENGLISH FOR NEWCOMERS: Daycare/Kindergarten 1
Choose the most natural-sounding answer to complete each sentence.
1. I have three children. I'm looking for daycare _________ my oldest child.
Correct answer: for
2. Is this daycare service free, or do I have to _________?
Correct answer: pay
3. How do I _________ my daughter for daycare? = What do I have to do so that my daughter gets daycare?
Correct answer: sign up
4. How many other _________ are in the class?
Correct answer: children
5. My son does not ________ English well. Is this a problem?
Correct answer: speak
6. I have to ________ my daughters up ( = go and get my daughters) from kindergarten in one hour.
Correct answer: pick
7. I'm sorry, I cannot ________ this. = I'm sorry, I don't have enough money for this.
Correct answer: afford
8. Can you help me ________ a daycare program for my children?
Correct answer: find
9. My son is ________. = My son is afraid to talk to other children.
Correct answer: shy
10. What kind of ________ do you offer? = What kind of things will my children be doing?
Correct answer: activities
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At the pharmacy
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At the vet
Health care/health insurance
Talking to the landlord
At the post office
Talking to the plumber
Getting a mobile phone (cellphone)
At the library
At the airport
Talking to the dentist
Talking to the police
Renting an apartment
Public transportation
Arranging utilities (electricity, etc.)
Getting a driver's license
Daycare 1
Daycare 2
Child care emergency
Buying a car
Talking about mental health/emotional problems
At the bank
Talking to immigration officers 1
Talking to immigration officers 2
ABOUT THIS SECTION: We have created this "life-skills" section for newcomers to an English-speaking country to be able to practice English related to things you might have to do every day. The new vocabulary you learn will help you integrate into society and make life in your new country easier. Most of these questions use our patented approach, which combines both grammar and vocabulary training, and spans a range of levels from low-intermediate to low-advanced.
At the pharmacy
Talking to the doctor
At the vet
Health care/health insurance
Talking to the landlord
At the post office
Talking to the plumber
Getting a mobile phone (cellphone)
At the library
At the airport
Talking to the dentist
Talking to the police
Renting an apartment
Public transportation
Arranging utilities (electricity, etc.)
Getting a driver's license
Daycare 1
Daycare 2
Child care emergency
Buying a car
Talking about mental health/emotional problems
At the bank
Talking to immigration officers 1
Talking to immigration officers 2
ABOUT THIS SECTION: We have created this "life-skills" section for newcomers to an English-speaking country to be able to practice English related to things you might have to do every day. The new vocabulary you learn will help you integrate into society and make life in your new country easier. Most of these questions use our patented approach, which combines both grammar and vocabulary training, and spans a range of levels from low-intermediate to low-advanced.
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