WAS / WERE
Q: Complete with was or were: "I _________ at home yesterday."
A: Was
Q: We have ________ towels in the bathroom.
A: Some
Q: "When I was three, I _________ speak, but I couldn't read."
A: could
Q:Look at __________ houses across the street. They are beautiful.”
A: those
Q:We waited __________ the bus stop for 20 minutes
A:at
Q: Make it negative: "They were happy." "They _________ happy."
A: weren't (were not)
Q: "She has _________ old car and a modern bike."
A: an
Q: Form a complex question in the past: "_________ (she / run) a maraton when she _________ (be) ten years old?"
A: Could she run a marathon when she was ten years old?
Q:“__________ three posters and a clock on the classroom wall.”
A: There are
Q:My parents usually go to the beach __________ summer.
A:in
Q: Form a question: "_________ you at the cinema last night?"
A: Were
Q: There are ______ cookies in the kitchen.
A: some
Q: Correct the two mistakes in this sentence: "When my father was young, he cans run very fast and he could jumped high."
A: When my father was young, he could run very fast and he could jump high.
Q: __________ a new student in our classroom today.
A:There is
Q:I left my phone __________ the table, but now I can't find it.
A:on
Q: Correct the mistake: "She were tired after the exam."
A: She was tired after the exam.
Q:Are there _________ students in the classroom?"
A: any
Q: My sister is a great musician; she _________ play the piano and the guitar."
A: can
Q: __________ shoes next to me are mine.
A: These
Q:The café is __________ the bank and the supermarket
A:between
Q: - _________ Mozart a child prodigy?
A: was
Q: “We don’t have ______ milk in the fridge.”
A: any
Q: "Right now I _________ swim because the pool is closed, but last summer I _________ swim every day."
A: can't / could
Q: __________ isn’t my backpack. Mine is next to the door.
A: That
Q:The students came __________ different countries. Some students were sitting __________ others in the classroom.
A:from / behind