What part of speech is the word in italics?
She has a beautiful voice.
adjective
Add a prefix to make the opposite of possible.
impossible
Look! The baby ___ (sleep).
Write the simple past of buy, teach, and think.
bought, taught, thought
___ a photo: take or make?
take
Put in order: always / Maria / interesting / reads / books.
Maria always reads interesting books.
Add a suffix to make adjectives meaning "without" care and "full of" help.
careless, helpful
I ___ (not / understand) the question. Please repeat it.
don't understand
Write the past participle of write, eat and begin.
written, eaten, begun
___ a problem: solve or take?
solve
Put in order: on Saturdays / my sister / visits / usually / us.
My sister usually visits us on Saturdays.
Usually, my sister visits us on Saturdays.
Write the -ing form of swim, dance, and lie.
swimming, dancing, lying
Fix the error: I'm liking this song a lot.
I like this song a lot. (stative verb)
Write the simple past of break, choose, fall, speak, throw
broke, chose, fell, spoke, threw
___ attention: give or pay?
pay
Fix the article errors: I saw a elephant at the zoo. It was biggest animal I have ever seen.
an elephant / the biggest
Write the -ed form of prefer, enjoy, carry, and plan.
preferred, enjoyed, carried, planned
Before she ___ (leave) for work, she always ___ (check) her email.
leaves / checks
I ___ (lose) my phone yesterday, and I still ___ (not / find) it.
lost / haven't found
DOUBLE THE POINTS (800):
Complete with make, do, or take:
___ a break, ___ the dishes, ___ progress.
take a break, do the dishes, make progress
Fix both errors: Yesterday I saw a interesting movie, and the actors played very well the roles.
an interesting movie / played the roles very well
Change each word to the part of speech in parentheses:
success (adjective)
decide (noun)
beauty (adjective)
happy (noun)
successful
decision
beautiful
happiness
I ___ (not / see) Tom since Monday, but I ___ (see) him last week at the library.
haven't seen / saw
DOUBLE THE POINTS (1,000):
Combine into one sentence using present perfect and since: Maria lives in Indianapolis. She moved here in 2020.
Maria has lived in Indianapolis since 2020.
Fix all three errors: I did a big mistake, took a decision, and made my homework.
made a big mistake / made a decision / did my homework