Correct or Not?
Q: “He go to the airport every day.” – Correct or not?
He goes to the airport every day.
He ___ (check) the bags carefully.
checks
“___ passport is here.” (you)
Your
“We should open the bag.” → Use “Let’s.”
Let’s open the bag.
“You work at the airport?” → Make it correct.
Do you work at the airport?
Q: “They is from Australia.” – Correct or not?
They are from Australia.
She ___ (work) at Immigration.
works
“___ luggage is heavy.” (she)
Her
It's time to check the documents. → Use “Let’s.”
Let’s check the documents now.
Q: “She open the bag?” → Make it correct.
Does she open the bag?
Q: “Let’s checking the bags now.” – Correct or not?
Let’s check the bags now.
The officer ___ (ask) about the declaration.
asks
___ uniforms are blue.” (they)
Their
“We go to the green channel.” → Use “Let’s.”
Let’s go to the green channel.
“Where you put the luggage?” → Make it correct.
Where do you put the luggage?
Q: “The passenger’s passports are here.” – Correct or not?
If one passenger has multiple passports!
Otherwise:
The passengers' passports are here.
or
The passenger’s passport is here.
He ___ (watch) every passenger.
watches
Where is ___ ID card?” (he)
His
“We ask him some questions.” → Use “Let’s.”
Let’s ask him some questions.
“What he declare?” → Make it correct.
What does he declare?
Q: “Is this bags your?” – Correct or not?
Are these your bags?
She ___ (carry) the form.
carries
Is this ___ declaration form?” (you, plural)
Your
“We look under the seat.” → Use “Let’s.”
Let’s look under the seat.
“When she start her shift?” → Make it correct.
When does she start her shift?