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She has / is 12 years old.
is
My sister don't / doesn't have many toys.
doesn't
The children was/were eating lunch.
were
The woman/women were talking.
women
I have a / an apple.
an
Describe yourself with 4 adjectives
smart, helpful, kind, friendly, etc...
Another word for "normally" is _____________.
A. always
B. usually
C. sometimes
B: usually
What is the ninth month of the year?
September
She has / have blue eyes.
has
_________ three stores, there are only two.
a. There was
b. There isn't
c. There aren't
d. Where are
C: There aren't
She lives ____ a crowded street ___ a city.
a. in / in
b. at / on
c. on / in
d. under / at
C: on / in
Comparatives:
The blue car is __________ the red car.
faster than / more expensive than / etc.
Answer must include -er + than / more ____ than
The most polite way to ask for a favor is:
a. Can you...
b. Please do it.
C. Would you...
C: Would you...
You are the daughter of my sister. You are my ______.
niece
Another way for saying "two times a year"
I visit the dentist _________ a year.
twice
What is the opposite of "cheap"?
expensive
Change this sentence into a past tense sentence:
I go to work and make radios.
I went to work and made radios.
How many syllables are in this word: another
3
Person 1: Would you like to meet … Sunday?
Person 2: Sure. Let's meet … 2 pm
A. on / on
B. at / in
C. in / at
D. on / at
D. on / at
Which syllable is stressed in the word "operation"?
A: the 3rd syllable
o - per - A - tion
You are the son of my son. You are my _______.
grandson
I get up _____ 6:00 a.m. _____ Monday _____ Friday.
a. at/ on / from
b. at / from / to
c. at / on / on
d. on / at / and
B: at / from / to
I don't like spinach much, so I ______ eat it.
a. usually
b. normally
c. rarely
d. frequently
What is "rarely"?
Superlatives:
My companion is ________. I love her lessons! (good)
What is "the best"?
She ____ a lot of presents yesterday and ____ them to her friend.
A. buys / gave
B. buys / gives
C.bought / give
D. bought / gave
D. bought / gave
I didn't _______ my son to ride a bicycle. I ______ him to skateboard!
(Past tense sentence)
A. taught / taught
B. teach / teach
C. teached / taught
C. teach / taught
What is C: teach / taught
What is the correct contraction for "could not have"?
couldn't have
They _____ the teacher last week and _____ the lessons.
(Past tense sentence)
a. meet / begin
b. meeted / begin
c. met / began
d. meet / began
C: met / began
I ______ all of my money last week when I ______ a new iPad.
(Past tense sentence)
A. spend / buy
B. will spend / buy
C. spent / bought
D. spended / bought
C: spent / bought
Yesterday I _____ my knee and it ________ a lot!
(Past tense sentence)
A. cut / bleed
B. cutted / bleeded
C. cut / bled
D. cut / is bleeding
C: cut / bled