Which verb (play, do, or go) completes this sentence? I love to ____ tennis with my friends every weekend.
Play
Complete the sentence with must or mustn't: You ____ eat a lot of vegetables for good health.
Must
Put the verb in brackets into the Past Perfect: She was tired because she ____ (not sleep) well.
Had not slept (or Hadn't slept)
Add the correct tag: I can write, ____?
Can't I?
Is the word success an abstract or concrete uncountable noun?
Abstract
Which verb (play, do, or go) completes this sentence? They ____ hiking in the mountains every summer.
Go
Complete the sentence with must or mustn't: You ____ forget your ticket for the concert.
Must not/ Mustn't
Put the verb in brackets into the Past Perfect: The children ____ (do) their homework before they watched TV.
Had done
Add the correct tag: The children can't swim there, ____?
Can they?
Form a noun from the adjective happy by adding the suffix -ness.
Happiness
Which verb (play, do, or go) completes this sentence? We ____ yoga in the morning before breakfast.
Do
Complete the sentence with must or mustn't: We ____ cross the street when the light is red.
Must not/ Mustn't
Put the verb in brackets into the Past Perfect: John felt guilty because he ____ (drink) all the milk.
Had drunk
Add the correct tag: They have a wonderful home, ____? (Note: have is the main verb)
Don't they?
Give two examples of concrete uncountable nouns.
e.g., Information, bread, water, rice
Give one sport for each verb: Play, Do, and Go.
Answers will vary. (e.g., Play football, Do exercise, Go swimming)
Write a sentence advising a friend about something they must do to become a better basketball player.
e.g., You must practice every day.
Complete the sentence with the Past Perfect form of be: Megan and Steve ____ (be) to Japan once before last year's trip.
Had been
Add the correct tag: We have seen this performance, ____? (Note: have is an auxiliary verb)
Haven't we?
Write a sentence using an abstract noun formed with the suffix -ness and the modal verb must.
e.g., You must show kindness to everyone.