Contractions
What’s the contraction for do not?
don’t
Which conjunction shows contrast?
but / although
A sentence with one subject and one verb
Simple sentence
An adjective that tells how many.
Quantitative / Number
Form: Have/Has + ?
Past participle
What’s the contraction for she is?
she’s
Which conjunction shows reason or cause?
because / so
A sentence with two independent clauses joined by a conjunction.
Compound sentence
An adjective that tells which one.
Demonstrative (this, that, these, those)
Fill in: I ______ (eat) breakfast today.
have eaten
What’s the contraction for they have?
they’ve
Which conjunction is used to talk about time?
when / after / before / while
Identify the type: I went to the store.
Simple
An adjective that tells whose something is.
Possessive
Fill in: She ______ (finish) her homework.
has finished
What’s the contraction for I will?
I’ll
Combine in a sentence: I like tea. I like coffee.
I like tea, and I like coffee.
Identify the type: I went to the store, and I bought milk.
Compound
An adjective that describes qualities (e.g., big, happy).
Descriptive / Qualitative
Write a question in present perfect: You / ever / visit London?
Have you ever visited London?
Combine these words into contractions correctly in a sentence: I will not / he has not / they are not
I won’t, he hasn’t, they aren’t
Rewrite as one compound sentence using a correct conjunction: I wanted to go out. It was raining. I had homework to do.
I wanted to go out, but it was raining, and I had homework to do.
Combine these three sentences into one correct compound sentence: She likes reading. She likes painting. She likes dancing.
She likes reading, painting, and dancing.
Identify the adjective types in this sentence: "This delicious cake belongs to my friend, and it is very colorful."
Demonstrative: This / Opinion: delicious / Possessive: my / Descriptive: colorful
Write a present perfect sentence with “since” or “for” using this information: He / study English / 2019
He has studied English since 2019.