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Possessive Pronouns and adjectives

100

Choose the correct option

Maria is using her/hers brother's bike.

her

200

Rewrite the sentence using possessive pronoun:

This is their house.

This house is _________.

Theirs

300

Join mine/ our/ him team sports program. 

our

400

Find and correct the mistakes:

She can’t find hers phone anywhere.

Those shoes are not your. They are mine.

The students finished they homework early.

her

yours

their

500

1. Alex has a guitar. The guitar is ___.
2. My friends and I finished the project. The success is ___.
3. You should take ___ coat because it’s cold outside.

Fill in the blanks.

his

ours

your

Superlatives

100

Complete with the Correct Superlative Form

1. Mount Everest is  __________ (high) mountain in the world.
2. This is  __________ (interesting) book I have ever read.
3. My little brother is the __________ (noisy) person in our family.

the highest

the most interesting

the noisiest

200

Choose the Correct Option

1. He is the (tallest / most tall) player on the team.
2. This is the (most comfortable / comfortablest) chair in the room.
3. Who is the (youngest / most young) student in your class?

tallest

most comfortable

youngest

300

Spot the mistakes

• Yesterday was the hoter day of the month.

• It is the most easiest exercise in the book.

• Their house is the bigest in the neighborhood.

• This was the most worst mistake I made.

hottest

easiest

biggest

worst

400

Find the superlative form:

good 

bad

far

better the best

worse the worst

further the furthest

Farther the farthest

500

Create sentences with given words using superlative adjectives.

July month year hot

Tigers animal cat family strong

The Arctic cold in the North place

July is the hottest month of the year.

Tigers are the strongest animals of cat family.

The Arctic is the coldest place in the North.

Countable/Uncountable

100

Name 5 uncountable nouns that you can eat

butter, chocolate, rice, sugar, honey, jam, pasta, yoghurt, ice cream, bread, meat

200

Name 5 uncountable nouns that you can drink

coffee, milk, tea, juice, water, lemonade, coke, cocoa

300

• I need (a / some) sugar for the cake.

• She bought (many / much) oranges.

• There isn’t (many / much) milk in the fridge.

some, many, much

400

Complete with a Suitable Word

(use: a lot of, much, many, some, any, a little, a few)

1. There are __________ students in the classroom.
2. We don’t have __________ cheese left.
3. I need __________ water after the game.
4. How __________ books do you read every month?
5. She has __________ friends in London. She is not alone. 

1. a lot of;  a few

2. any

3. some, a little

4. many

5. a few

500

• Can I have an information, please?

• We saw a little dogs in the park.

• There is too many water in the glass.

• I need a few help with this exercise.

• She doesn’t eat many bread.

• How many homework do you have tonight?

some information

a few

much

a little

much bread; much homework

Comparatives

100

Choose the correct option:

• Cats are (smaller / more small) than lions.
• This chair is (comfortabler / more comfortable) than that one.
• My sister is (younger / more young) than me.

smaller

more comfortable

younger

200

• English is __________ (easy) for me than math.
• A train is usually __________ (fast) than a bus.
• This exercise is __________ (difficult) than the last one.

Fill in the blanks.

easier

faster

more difficult

300

Compare these two things using given adjective:

Train     Car       Fast

Math English Difficult

Snake spider dangerous

A train is faster than a car.

Math is more difficult than English.

A snake is more dangerous than a spider.

400

Correct the mistakes:

• Your bag is heavyer than mine.

• Today is hoter than yesterday.

• She is more happier now.

heavier

hotter

happier

500

Sentence Transformation

1. My new computer is better than my old one.
   → My old computer is __________ than my new one.
2. My room is cleaner than my brother’s room.
   → My brother’s room is __________ than mine.
3. This question is more difficult than the first one.
   → The first question is __________ than this one.

worse

dirtier

easier

Tenses

100

Choose the Correct Tense

1. She usually (walks / is walking) to school.
2. We (watched / are watching) a movie right now.
3. They (was / were) at the museum yesterday.
4. My father (cooks / is cooking) dinner at the moment.

walks

are watching

were

is cooking

200

Put the adverbs in the correct place in the sentence.

My brother studies English with his friend. (usually)

The sportsmen take part in the competitions.(often)

They are thirsty after playing football. (always)

My brother USUALLY studies English with his friend.

The sportsmen OFTEN take part in the competitions. 

They are ALWAYS thirsty after playing football.

300

Correct the Mistake

1. She are reading a book now.
2. We was at school yesterday.
3. He usually watching TV after dinner.
4. They is playing football at the moment.
5. I were very happy last weekend.

is reading

were

watches

are playing

was

400

Fill in the Blanks

(use: am, is, are, was, were)

1. I ___ doing my homework now.
2. They ___ at the beach yesterday.
3. She ___ very busy at the moment.
4. We ___ happy after the game last night.
5. Tom ___ cleaning his room now.

am

were

is

were

is

500

Make Questions

1. she / usually / walk / to school ?
2. they / playing / football / now ?
3. you / at home / yesterday ?
4. your friends / studying / now ?
5. where / she / yesterday ?

Does she usually walk to school?

Are they playing football now?

Were you at home yesterday?

Are your friends studying now?

Where was she yestaerday?