Conditionals
If it rains, I _____ bring an umbrella.
will
She ____ her friend last night. (Use the verb to call.)
called
I can _____. (Use the verb to walk.)
walk
He is _______ than his friend. (Use the adjective calm.)
calmer
Help given to someone or something. "I will ____ your learning, because I am a teacher."
support
If he ________, he will learn. (Use the verb to try)
tries
We ______ late last night to prepare for the exam. (Use the verb to study.)
studied
She ______ ______ for her birthday! (Use the negative of the modal "can" and the verb "to wait," in the present tense.)
We are ______ _______ we were yesterday. (Form the comparative. Use the adjective smart. Think carefully and do EVERYTHING you need to do to form the comparative.)
smarter than
An extremely famous person, especially in a particular field. "Martin Luther King Jr. is___ __________."
A legend
If we go to the zoo, we will ______ animals. (Use the verb to see.)
see
She _____ poorly last night. (Use the verb to sleep.)
She _______ knit. (Use the semi modal "know how to" and the present simple.)
knows how to
The weather today ____ _______ ________ yesterday. (Form the comparative. Use the adjective bad. Think carefully and do EVERYTHING you need to do to form the comparative.)
is worse than
Courage and resolve, strength of character. "Learning a language requires _____."
grit
If I won the lottery, I ______ take you on a trip to a tropical paradise.
would
It ____ too much, so I did not buy it. (Use the past tense of to cost.)
cost
I ______ see the board. It is too far away. (Use the semi modal be able to and the negative form.)
am not able to
Cars _____ ______ _______ shoes. (Form the comparative. Use the adjective expensive. Think carefully and do EVERYTHING you need to do to form the comparative.)
more expensive than
The process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative. "Some artists seek _______ in nature."
inspiration
If I ______ well, I would be a super star! (Use the verb to sing.)
sang
Form a sentence in the negative, using the verb "to walk."
...did not walk...
...does not walk...
She ______ until she was 104. (Use the negative and past tense of "know how to" and the verb to read.)
didn't know how to
She ____ ______ _______ runner on the team. (Form the superlative. Use the adjective fast. Think carefully and do EVERYTHING you need to do to form the comparative.)
is the fastest
The study of people and cultures.