Adverbs of Time
On this day
today
Comparative of carefully
more carefully than
Synonym of big
enormous, huge
To talk in future tense I need to use a helping verb that is ...
will or going to
homophone of your
you're
On the day before today
yesterday
Superlative of quietly
the most quietly
Antonym of up
down
Correct or Incorrect:
I am will visit my family next month.
Incorrect
Choose the correct homophone in the following sentence:
I have to/two/too go to school.
to
Another time
again
Correct or Incorrect:
Florida was hit the worst by the hurricane out of all the states.
Correct
Synonym of pretty
beautiful
Correct or Incorrect:
Jessica will travel to Las Vegas on September.
Correct
Choose the correct homophone in the following sentence:
The cat knows which is it's/its toy.
its
Complete the sentence using the adverbs of time:
We will not have school ___________ because it will be Mother's Day.
tomorrow
Correct or Incorrect:
The team's star foward performs most well under pressure.
Incorrect
Antonym happy
sad
Future simple, progressive or perfect:
We will be climbing the mountain the next Saturday.
Choose the correct homophone in the following sentence:
My family eight/ate delicious in that restaurant.
ate
Complete the sentence using the adverbs of time:
I want to go the movies right _________.
now
Comparative of loudly
more loudly than
Synonym and Antonym of easy
synonym: simple
antonym: difficult
Future simple, progressive or perfect:
Ana will have hidden the toy for her dog.
Future Perfect
Choose the correct homophone in the following sentence:
If you aren't careful, you might fall and break/brake your arm.
break