I’m not a cake, but when something is extremely easy, you might call me one. What am I?, A piece of cake., You can’t actually eat me, but you might use me when you finally reveal a secret. What am I?, Spill the beans., I’m not a drink, but everyone has one. You might say I’m not yours when you don’t particularly like something. What am I?, Not my cup of tea., I’m not something you buy at the supermarket. I mean earning enough money to support yourself or your family. What am I?, Bring home the bacon, I’m not a vegetable, but I spend a lot of time sitting on the sofa, watching TV, and doing very little. What am I?, A couch potato, I’m not literally filled with beans. I describe someone who has lots of energy and enthusiasm. What am I?, Full of beans, You can’t put me back in the glass. I describe worrying or complaining about something that has already happened and cannot be changed. What am I?, Cry over spilled milk, wish, ., was/were, ., used to, ., I describe a room where plenty of natural light comes through the windows. You can see everything clearly without turning on many lights. What am I?, Bright, I describe a place that looks dirty, dark, and poorly maintained. You probably wouldn’t choose it for a special occasion. What am I?, Dingy, I describe a place where you can be alone and don’t have to share the space with strangers. What am I?, Private, If a sofa is soft, relaxing, and makes you want to sit there for hours, how would you describe it?, Comfortable, You need to spend a lot of money to afford me. I’m the opposite of cheap. What am I?, Expensive, You might find me in a library. There isn’t much traffic, music, or conversation around me. What am I?, Quiet, I make your life easier because shops, public transport, and other useful places are nearby. What am I?, Convenient, I used to look good, but years of neglect have left me damaged and in poor condition. What am I?, Run-down, There are too many people or things in a small space, and you can hardly move. How would you describe the place?, Cramped, I’m the opposite of tiny. A building with hundreds of rooms could be described this way. What am I?, Huge, The bus stop is two kilometres away, the shops are far from your house, and there’s no public transport nearby. How would you describe the location?, Inconvenient, I describe a building with contemporary design, new technology, and up-to-date facilities. What am I?, Modern, Cars are honking, people are shouting, and music is playing loudly around me. What am I?, Noisy, There is very little light, and you may need a flashlight to see clearly. What am I?, Dark, You don’t have to worry much about crime or danger when you are here. What am I?, Safe, I don’t have much space. Only a few people can comfortably live or work inside me. What am I?, Small/tiny/neat, I have plenty of room. You can move around freely, and the rooms don't feel crowded. What am I?, Spacious, enough/as...as/too, ., food experiences, ., indiret questions, ., bicycle, lane, bus, station/stop, green, space, parking, lot/garage, recycling, center, street, stand/light, subway, station, taxi, stop, traffic, jam, train, station

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