Relative Pronouns
What is a relative pronoun that can be used to refer to a place?
Where
Give an example of a sentence using the progressive verb tense.
I was walking to the park.
Which modal auxiliary can you use to show ability?
can
Arrange the adjectives in the correct order: beautiful / small / house.
A small beautiful house.
In the phrase "at school," what is the preposition?
At
In "The boy who is playing soccer," which word is the relative pronoun?
who
Form a sentence using the past progressive verb tense.
She was baking a cake.
If you want to show necessity, which modal auxiliary can you use?
must
Reorder the adjectives: big / blue / round / ball.
A big round blue ball.
What prepositional phrase can indicate location?
in, at, on
Provide an example sentence using the relative adverb "where."
I know a place where we can eat.
Write a sentence in the future progressive verb tense.
They will be studying tomorrow.
Which modal auxiliary is used to express possibility?
may
Correct the order of the adjectives: tasty / Italian / pizza.
A tasty Italian pizza.
Identify the prepositional phrase in: "in the park."
in
Using a relative pronoun, create a sentence describing a person.
The woman who won the award is my sister.
Give a sentence in the present progressive verb tense.
They are playing soccer.
What modal auxiliary can you use to ask for permission?
may
Rearrange the adjectives: soft / pink / blanket.
A soft pink blanket.
What prepositional phrase can indicate time?
for...
For two hours
at...
at two hours
How does a relative adverb differ from a relative pronoun?
A relative adverb describes the place, time, or reason of an action, while a relative pronoun is used to introduce a dependent clause.
Form a sentence in the past progressive verb tense.
He was reading a book.
Which modal auxiliary indicates obligation?
should
Fix the order of the adjectives: rainy / day / lovely.
A lovely rainy day.
Point out the prepositional phrase in: "under the table."
under