can/can't
Finish this sentence:
Yes, he _________ play tennis.
A. cant
B. can
C. can not
B. can
Finish this sentence:
He is _____ little brother.
A. you
B. my
C. I
B. my
Finish this sentence:
_____ backpack is over there.
A. Your
B. You
C. Yous
A. Your
Finish the sentence:
He is turning 10 years old. _____ birthday party will be about Pokémon.
A. his
B. His
C. he
B. His
Choose the right word for the sentence:
I _____ go to Tiananmen for the parade.
A. will
B. wil
C. wont
A. will
Finish this sentence:
No, she _________ play badminton.
A. can
B. can not
C. can't
C. can't
Finish this sentence:
We are in the car. It is ____ family car.
A. you
B. I
C. our
C. our
Finish this sentence:
It isn't her pencil, so is it _____ pencil?
A. yours
B. you
C. your
C. your
Finish the sentence:
He wants to invite his class but his parents need to ask ____ parents if they can come to the party or not.
A. they're
B. there
C. their
C. their
Choose the correct negative for the sentence:
We _____ go home, instead we'll go to the park.
A. willnot
B. will not
C. wont
B. will not
Finish this sentence:
I ____ swim, but you ___ swim.
A. can, can't
B. can, can
C. cannot, cannot
A. can, can't
Finish the sentence:
This is ____ pencil. The pencil is _____.
A. me, I
B. I, my
C. my, mine
C. my, mine
"You didn't finish your work." the teacher said, so he couldn't go to art class until he finished his work.
Is the 'you' in this sentence:
A. singular (1)
B. plural (2+)
C. both
A. singular (1)
Listen to the dialogue and pick the right answer:
"What about Catherine's parents?"
"_________"
A. "Her parents didn't tell me yet."
B. "She parents didn't tell me yet."
C. "Her parents didnt tell me yet."
A. "Her parents didn't tell me yet."
Pick the right answer for the question.
"Where will you go for Spring Festival?"
"_________"
A. "I willn't go to Japan."
B. "I will go to Japan."
C. "I can go to Japan."
B. "I will go to Japan."
Finished the sentence:
"These boxes are too heavy, so I _______ carry them."
A. "can not"
B. "cannot"
C. "can'not"
B. "cannot"
Read the dialogue and choose the right answer:
"Do you have a poo at your house?"
A. "Yes, my house has a pool!"
B. "I has a pool at me house"
C. "There has a pool at my house."
A. "Yes, my house has a pool!"
The teacher told the students: "You will have a test on Monday, make sure to practise at home."
Is the 'you' in this sentence:
A. singular (1)
B. plural (2+)
C. both
B. plural (2+)
Listen to the dialogue and pick the right answer:
"What is wrong with this pen?"
"_________"
A. "It has no ink."
B. "It's no ink."
C. "It have no ink."
A. "It has no ink."
Listen to the dialogue and pick the right question:
"________"
"I will go to Shanghai for Christmas."
A. "Will you went to Christmas?"
B. "Where do you go for Christmas?"
C. "Where will you go for Christmas?"
C. "Where will you go for Christmas?"
Read the dialogue and pick the best answer:
"Where can I buy some food?"
"______"
A. "You can't go to the supermarket."
B. "You can go to the supermarket"
C. "You can go to the supermarket."
C. "You can go to the supermarket."
Fill in the right answers:
"___ family and ____ went to the beach together."
A: My / me B: I / mine C: My / IC: My / I
My family and I went to the beach together.
"You shouldn't have that pencil case. That's my pencil case!" the short boy shouted. The tall boy took the pencil case and went to the teacher to show her the pencil case with his name on it.
"Boys...", the teacher said seriously. "You need to solve your problem calmly. No fighting, no shouting."
Is the 'you' in this writing:
A. singular (1)
B. plural (2+)
C. both
C. both
(Trick question! The first "you" is the short boy talking to the tall boy. The next "you" is the teacher talking to the two boys.)
Listen to the dialogue and pick the right answer:
"Where should I put our neighbors' parcels?"
"_________"
A. "Deliver them to their door"
B. "Deliver them to there door."
C. "Deliver them to their door."
C. "Deliver them to their door."
Listen to the dialogue and pick the correct answer:
"What's your plan for the Spring Festival?"
"____________"
A: "I'll go to my hometown."
B: "I'm go to my hometown."
C: "I've go to my hometown."
A: "I'll go to my hometown."