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Language Lab
Subject-Verb
Singular/Plural
100

She writes, she sings. She is a star that rose. She made Liam's and Layyah's songs sound like hit singles.

Nickeisha Barnes

100

They study language as a science. Even google talk and Siri must say thanks to them.

Linguist

100

'Manzana' in English

Apple

100

My mother an sister (want/wants) to see me.

Want

100

1 Ox, 2 ____

Oxen

200

This Penpal will be 8 in November.

Layyah Newsome

200

A chance to do something. Affected by time, location and circumstances.

Opportunity

200

'Good morning' in French

Bonjour

200

Your pants (is/are) at the cleaner's.

are

200

Plural form for MANGO

Mangoes

300

This Penpal is currently 6 years old and knows sign language.

Rickarlo Foreman

300

A famous person.

Celebrity

300

Translate into English 'A wa yu a chat bout?

What are you talking about?

300

The dog or the cats (is/are) outside.

are

300

1 goose, 2 ___

Geese

400

Aunty Tudy wants to see this natural spectacle. She would have to go to Norway, Alaska or Scotland.

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights

400

To check for errors before sharing or publishing written work.

Proof-Reading

400

"Kon'nichiwa" is hello in which language? 

Japanese

400

The man with all the birds (live/lives) on my street.

lives

400

TRUE/FALSE: There is a singular form of PANTS

False

500

We virtually went to this country - the home of Nelson Mandela.

South Africa

500

A trip, especially by a group, for leisure/fun, education etc.

Excursion

500

English varieties differ on what three bases?

Spelling, Proninciation, Vocabulary

500

The Prime Minister, together with his wife, (greet/greets) the guests.

Greets

500
BREAD is a collective word. How would you pluralise it without sounding awkward?

(2 or more) Loaves of bread

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