(I) "sure as Sunday" (V) complained (V) conditions the state of something describes a noun (V) argue disagree (I) "mark my words" root is "easy" (I) "blow his top" idiom- certainly suffix compares two nouns (I) "rain or shine" (G) fastest suffix compares more than 2 nouns (G) adjective surprised (V) relief (V) forbidding express unhappiness root is "sense" (R) sensible not allowing comfort (G) funny idiom-the event stays the same bad- worse- ________ (I) "soaked to the skin" a word that means more than idiom- listen to me in a helpless position (V) forecast (G) -est many- _________- most (G) bigger a word that means the most (R) easily my "y" changes to "i" when you compare me (G) -er (G) more (V) astonished (V) stranded good- _________- best tells what may happen idiom- very wet idiom- lose your temper (G) worst (G) better (I) "sure as Sunday" (V) complained (V) conditions the state of something describes a noun (V) argue disagree (I) "mark my words" root is "easy" (I) "blow his top" idiom- certainly suffix compares two nouns (I) "rain or shine" (G) fastest suffix compares more than 2 nouns (G) adjective surprised (V) relief (V) forbidding express unhappiness root is "sense" (R) sensible not allowing comfort (G) funny idiom-the event stays the same bad- worse- ________ (I) "soaked to the skin" a word that means more than idiom- listen to me in a helpless position (V) forecast (G) -est many- _________- most (G) bigger a word that means the most (R) easily my "y" changes to "i" when you compare me (G) -er (G) more (V) astonished (V) stranded good- _________- best tells what may happen idiom- very wet idiom- lose your temper (G) worst (G) better
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
(I)
"sure as Sunday"
(V)
complained
(V)
conditions
the state of something
describes a noun
(V)
argue
disagree
(I)
"mark my words"
root is "easy"
(I)
"blow his top"
idiom-certainly
suffix compares two nouns
(I)
"rain or shine"
(G)
fastest
suffix compares more than 2 nouns
(G)
adjective
surprised
(V)
relief
(V)
forbidding
express unhappiness
root is "sense"
(R)
sensible
not allowing
comfort
(G)
funny
idiom-the event stays the same
bad-worse-________
(I)
"soaked to the skin"
a word that means more than
idiom-listen to me
in a helpless position
(V)
forecast
(G)
-est
many-_________-most
(G)
bigger
a word that means the most
(R)
easily
my "y" changes to "i" when you compare me
(G)
-er
(G)
more
(V)
astonished
(V)
stranded
good-_________-best
tells what may happen
idiom-very wet
idiom-lose your temper
(G)
worst
(G)
better