Reflexive Pronouns
Stella reminded _______ to stay calm before presenting in front of the class.
herself
I _______ (eat) lunch right now
am eating
I will see you _______. (later/quickly)
later
I _______ forget to check my work before submitting it. (rarely/always)
always
Identify the correct verb to use:
Either the teacher or the students _______ going to present first.
are
I hurt _______ while playing.
myself
They _______ (play) yesterday at 3 PM.
were playing
The dog is _______ the table.
under
The test was _______ difficult that many students struggled to finish it. (very/always)
very
Identify the correct verb to use:
The firefighters _________ responding quickly.
are
We cleaned the room by _______.
ourselves
She _______ (study) tomorrow at this time.
will be studying
Identify the adverbs: She will go there tomorrow.
there, tomorrow
Choose the correct adverb and explain why:
“He is _______ tired after the long trip.” (always/very)
very (intensity, describes degree of tiredness)
The school bus (carry, carries) many students every morning.
carries
Neither of the players blamed _______ for the mistake; instead, they worked harder.
themselves
Identify the tense: They were arguing when the teacher entered the room.
Past Progressive
Give one example of an adverb of place.
Answers may vary.
Correct the sentence:
“She very goes to the library after school.”
She often goes to the library after school.
The ice cream vendors (sell, sells) sweets every afternoon.
sell
Identify the reflexive pronoun: The children prepared themselves for the competition.
themselves
Identify the tense: He will be waiting for you at the gate later.
Future Progressive
Make a sentence using time AND place adverbs.
Answers may vary.
Correct the sentence:
"She extremely runs fast during competitions."
She runs extremely fast during competitions.
Why is “runner-up” treated as singular?
Because it refers to one person, even if it has two words.